Sentence examples for alongside experimental from inspiring English sources

Alexander McQueen, the British designer who committed suicide earlier this year, was perhaps the most talented exponent of the fashion show as a live performance capable of being considered alongside experimental theater and performance art.

Simulation results are presented alongside experimental data for a plug flow reactor (PFR) and are compared to a method of moments simulation of a perfectly stirred reactor.

Initially, the governing equations of the device are derived and a differential evolution algorithm is used alongside experimental data to identify the parameter values needed to accurately model the device.

A selection of its policy mechanisms have been implemented in the NS-2 Network Simulator to evaluate performance; configuration decisions are described in this paper and presented alongside experimental results which demonstrate optimisations achieved.

These samples were analyzed alongside experimental samples and accuracy acceptance criteria was 85% for each but the lowest level (0.16 µg/mL, 80%).

Kimball and Nolte [36] noted the common use of feces placed alongside experimental food troughs in GUD experiments, and have suggested that altered palatability is often misinterpreted as fear.

Its roster includes global techno leaders Gui Boratto and Matias Aguayo alongside more experimental electronic types including Walls, the Field and Whomadewho.

On Friday night the canonical minimalist Philip Glass played three of his études at the piano alongside the experimental rock guitarist Tyondai Braxton, on guitar and synthesizer.

Unusually, Holmes is willing to embrace a wide range of work – from Shakespeare, Orton, Osborne and Miller to new writing, alongside more experimental work such as Filter's highly-acclaimed Twelfth Night.

"Now that we don't have to fear for the fabric of the building any more, we can really focus on the artistic programme, from theatre to dance to opera to classical music to puppetry to family shows, with more popular performances sitting alongside more experimental works, nurturing artists at the start of their careers," says Mayhew.

The series has presented classic nature films, like the 1948 short "A Divided World" by the Swedish documentarian Arne Sucksdorff, alongside more experimental works, like the animator Jim Trainor's mordant hand-drawn inquiries into the inner lives of animals and Shelly Silver's "Small Lies, Big Truth," which pairs recited fragments from the Starr Report with images of zoo animals.