Sentence examples for back to the experimental from inspiring English sources

Dessert veers back to the experimental, with flavors of burnt rye bread (in a crumble) and caraway (in ice cream).

En route, we glance back to the experimental cinema of Georges Méliès (an excerpt from 1902's Le Voyage dans la Lune finds umbrella mushrooms sprouting on the moon) and forward to the bifurcated highways of David Lynch.

While fitting back to the experimental data is closer to the biological reality, using the model's own output has the advantage of revealing more about the sensitivity of the model to parameter changes per se.

First, we investigated the genetic background of the L100P strain that was reversely-deposited back to the Experimental Animal Division (EAD), RIKEN BioResource Center (BRC) by Roder's group [ 24].

At ISS, a person not involved in the experimental trial coded them with a letter, and sent them back to the experimental laboratory (Verona), where they were used within 1 month.

It supports the export of transition lists and imports the native output files from Agilent, Applied Biosystems, Thermo and Waters triple quadrupole instruments, seamlessly connecting the mass spectrometer output back to the experimental design document using the ProteoWizard package.

The Armory show, while a bit bumpy in execution, was Gilbert's boldest venture to date, harking back to the most experimental period in the orchestra's history, the years of Bernstein and Boulez.

Barbara Hammer has 30 years of lesbian filmmaking behind her, reaching back to the highly experimental (and now somewhat dated) shorts she made in the 1970's, like "Dyketactics" and "Women I Love".

To sort these issues out, psychologist Kenneth Steele of Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, went back to the original experimental protocol used by psychologist Frances Rauscher of the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, and her colleagues.

In this context, success of the MIRAGE project represents a critical step toward fulfilling the recommendations of the NAS Committee on Assessing the Importance and Impact of Glycomics and Glycosciences (Walt et al. 2012), which include the development of a "well-documented glycan structure database that can be linked back to the original experimental data".

Many have already written about the glaring global health inequities evident by the ability of privileged Americans to be quickly airlifted back to the U.S. for experimental treatment while the death count in West Africa ticks up at an alarming pace.