The phrase "and experiments in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing various activities or studies related to a specific subject or field, particularly in scientific or academic contexts.
Example: "The research paper focuses on theoretical models and experiments in a controlled environment to validate the findings."
Alternatives: "and studies in a" or "and trials in a".
The case examples and conclusions presented are based on the author's own experiences and experiments in a number of UXC contexts.
Simulations and experiments in a test vehicle show that the control objectives are realized with a robust and relatively simple controller.
For example, design teams at Gap Inc. test early and often, typically recruiting employees from the "Gapateria" (the cafeteria at corporate headquarters) to run quick tests on concepts before taking them into more formal tests and experiments in a usability lab, online, or in retail stores.
In this paper, results from an experimental parameter study in a modified commercial burner, followed by Chemkin simulations with relevant input data and experiments in a laboratory reactor and in a prototype burner, are summarised.
The relationship between this palpation force and the vessel pressure is studied using two strategies: finite element analysis (FEA) and experiments in a femoral arterial access simulator with a pump, artificial vessel, and surrounding phantom tissue.
Extensive ns-2 simulations and experiments in a real test-bed have been performed to evaluate the performance of RB-CA and then we compared it with a well-known existing WMN architecture.
Instead we discuss only a few applications to highlight uses of the hardware and experiments in an industrial environment.
The viability of the overall methodology is validated by both simulations and experiments in an extensive case study example.
"We took the crew and experimented in a tank of about fifty feet of water, without any light, trying to simulate the conditions".
It was fun to see their eyes light up as they got to explore, create and experiment in a collaborative environment.
They can create clothing from puzzle pieces in the workroom of Trim, the tailor; build furniture without nails in the woodworking shop; gather artificial vegetables; and experiment in a replica of a medieval kitchen.
