Sentence examples for accessible to experiment from inspiring English sources

But Monday's announcement heralds the possible beginning of a new era, where even such cosmic existential questions are becoming accessible to experiment.

It provides a way (so far the only way) of reconciling gravity with quantum mechanics, including inter alia the microscopic explanation for Hawking's quantum black hole radiation: necessary steps towards the final theory, but not easily accessible to experiment.

Recently introduced as a new technique in electrochemistry, the Raman impedance dynamic coupling allows one characterizing transfer functions so far not accessible to experiment such as instantaneous concentrations of adsorbed species in response to potential modulations.

Results are used to predict the bending regimes of various in vivo cytoskeletal bundles that are not easily accessible to experiment and to generate hypotheses regarding implications of the isolated behavior on in vivo bundle function.

Experiments performed on algae (their light-harvesting equipment is a little more accessible to experiments) have shown that they can channel the sun's energy using "superposition", where the energy travels through the organism using many paths at once.

Indeed, the region of N ≃ Z medium mass nuclei is now accessible to experiments and this fact led to renewed interest of theoreticians for this kind of nuclei.

Predictions enhance the set of observable nodes by including products that are not accessible to experiments (such as active proteins in transcriptomic studies) or for which the accuracy of measurement is insufficient.

Sampling was made in forest stands representing four strata of managed forest landscapes accessible to large herbivores (experiment) and human settlements avoided by large herbivores (control).

The composition of 6 impulsive or 3He rich and 4 gradual solar particle events was studied at the low energy end of their spectrum using SMS-WIND measurements to access an energy range not accessible to date by other experiments.

Together, these advances have made in-orbit experiments accessible to university groups and consortia that were not space users, even a decade previously.

To date, this corpus is only accessible to and has only been experimented on by the participants of the Challenge (henceforth the shared task).