Sentence examples for as new experiments from inspiring English sources

From the more general axioms Bacon strives to reach more fundamental laws of nature (knowledge of forms), which lead to practical deductions as new experiments or works (IV, 24 5).

Rapid advances in atomistic and phase-field modeling techniques as well as new experiments have led to major progress in solidification science during the first years of this century.

Finally, as new experiments or direct numerical simulation data become available with information on mean and fluctuating quantities, they should be used to improve the turbulence models and thus increase their predictive capability.

In demonstrating that not all dynamic games on networks exhibit contagion we hope that our findings will provoke new theoretical hypotheses along these lines, as well as new experiments to test them.

The domain's state will change continually as new experiments are submitted to EMAGE daily.

As new experiments are submitted to the ENCODE DCC, some will not have corresponding terms in their respective ontologies.

The scaling of the power scaling density (PSD) of the far field noise for subsonic, unheated, axisymmetric jets has been examined based on data obtained from the literature as well as from new experiments.

The brain, which abhors ambiguity, then forces a decision that can, as the new experiments show, involve the sense of being in a different body.

However, this possibility is extremely unlikely as several new experiments suggest that an epigenetic mechanism causes VSG121 silencing 5 days after induction: A) We have now induced VSG121 expression in a population for 72h followed by limiting dilution to 1 cell/ml and cloning on a 96-well plate.

The predicted rise velocity and the shape of the bubble as well as the film thickness and the wall shear stress are in good agreement with new experiments as well as earlier data.

Each theory which thus emerges must be critically tested in the light of the facts it was intended to interpret, where possible, in the light of such new experiments as may be suggested by it.