Sentence examples for age of experiment from inspiring English sources

The nineteenth century was the great Age of Experiment in American agriculture.

"When she sent me her sketch breakdown of each of her seven ages, I was captivated, because it was an idea I immediately connected with intellectually... it was Anna's fantastically well-informed choice for the seven ages (originally Age of Experiment, Exploration, Opportunity, Inspiration, Laboratory, War and Now – I proposed Age of Ingenuity later) that I really warmed to".

According to him, the 20s are the ages of experiments.

In consequence the artist has become over-concerned with his material (hence an age of technical experiment), and, in isolation, has busied himself with the two principal themes of modernism, mystification and outrage.

By 2000, we were well into the age of the "experimented with marijuana" dodge, with getting zonked spun as a science project.

"We're entering a new age" of these experiments, says evolutionary ecologist Dolph Schluter of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, "and from them we'll gain a deeper understanding of evolutionary patterns".

We used mice at 10 to 14 weeks of age for experiments.

To measure the effects of cell-type specific overexpression of Ccl17, Gpr6 and Bfp, adult male mice (8 9 weeks of age at start of experiment) were injected with a Cre-dependent rAAV as described above.

Animals were obtained from a local breeder at the age of 6 weeks (Experiment 1) or as fertilized eggs (Experiment 2).

Sarraute challenged the mystique of the traditional novel in her theoretical essay L'Ère du soupçon (1956; The Age of Suspicion) and experimented with technique in Tropismes (1939 and 1957; Tropisms), her first collection of sketches.

She reinvented the daytime talk show not once but twice first by exposing some of her innermost secrets in public (about how she was raped at the age of nine and experimented with drugs in her 20s, for example) and second by taking her show upmarket.