"In general, oblique approaches recognise that complex objectives tend to be imprecisely defined and contain many elements that are not necessarily or obviously compatible with one another, and that we learn about the nature of the objectives and the means of achieving them during a process of experiment and discovery.
In this process of experimenting with tools, an artist inevitably discovers new techniques as a result of accidents and learning how to recognize those accidents as worthy or not, and then harness them or bury them".
Now, we've learned that AngelList is in the process of experimenting with more than just timelines plus CrunchBase data.
Regarding the process of experimenting, this task requires "testing hypotheses for the purpose of understanding some physical or psychological phenomenon" (Marzano and Kendall 2008, p. 20).
In the process of experimenting, you learn more about the level.
While many of the songs are a departure from the slower-paced R&B ballads he was known for on his first album, David said he enjoys the process of experimenting with and evolving his musical style by exploring new songs with new artists and identifying new ways to express himself.
Disturbed by the excesses of the Mannerist painters, they took it upon themselves to reform art through a process of research and experiment.
Concerning items about methods used to generate scientific knowledge, 53.6% of the participants agreed that "science is best described as a process of exploration and experiment".
Another French philosopher, Denis Diderot, also wrote that living things might have first arisen through spontaneous generation, and that species were always changing through a constant process of experiment where new forms arose and survived or not based on trial and error; an idea that can be considered a partial anticipation of natural selection.
In "Experiment", a process of developing a handwriting application and an experiment are explained.
10 Yet the Scottish experience was by no means parochial, since the registration methods in England and Scotland often progressed through an iterative process of experiment in one system being followed by 'improvements' in the other.
