Sentence examples for began an experiment from inspiring English sources

Seventy years ago, doctors began an experiment that would revolutionise our understanding of human development.

That was when Dmitry Belyaev, a geneticist, began an experiment which continues to this day.

So three years ago, the government began an experiment in privatization, soliciting bids to build and manage four prisons here.

Three months ago, Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, N.Y., began an experiment with computer vision in a single hospital room.

Everything After 9/11 Six months to the day after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, teenagers around the world began an experiment in online communication.

He purchased a plot of land in La Honda, a mountainous rural outpost near Stanford, and began an experiment in communal living.

The city has begun an experiment with the new standards in roughly 100 schools.

With the issuing of publicly-traded shares by British Telecom, which had previously been publicly owned, Mrs. Thatcher's great privatization experiment had begun — an experiment that would be copied worldwide.

Meanwhile, the Gates Foundation, a keen supporter of the GIIN, has begun an experiment in using financial innovation to generate extra investment in its favoured causes.

Next week, we are beginning an experiment in commuter-assisted reporting: Residents riding to Pennsylvania Station are invited to send in information from their phones about whether their train arrived early, late or on time.

In perforated patch experiments, we waited 15 45 mins after establishing a giga-ohm seal before beginning an experiment to allow the series resistance to fall below 50 MΩ.