Sentence examples similar to a tangible experiment from inspiring English sources

Learning to communicate effectively is a lifelong challenge, particularly for those who have chosen the translation of ideas into tangible experiments and actions that have an impact as a career path.

Google has always done hardware pretty poorly; Google Glass, its boldest experiment in a tangible object, is now recognized as an utter failure.

To those I cornered at parties, D.C.'s sentencing system may have been appalling, but it was still just a thought experiment, not a tangible reality.

While this doesn't sound as exciting as editing the genes of a human embryo, the success of this experiment is a tangible, practical bombshell.

While it is a floating archaeology project for some, and a scientific experiment for others, it is also a tangible reminder of nature's perils.

The paper concludes that the research provides insight into what urban resilience might mean in practice and that each experiment has the potential to make a tangible contribution to the transition to urban resilience and sustainability.

The experiment shows that it's not strictly logical to think of entanglement as a tangible physical property, Eisenberg says.

The differences in the impact of using two different external representations (a tangible model and an image) on learning about self-assembly in a group exercise were investigated using a true experiment design (Robson, 2002).

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.