Sentence examples for book experiments from inspiring English sources

Békésy's book Experiments in Hearing, published in 1960, is the magnum opus of the modern theory of the ear.

But, as Kwame Anthony Appiah, a Princeton philosopher, notes in his book "Experiments in Ethics," this philosopher's view of morality is now being challenged by a psychologist's view.

The book experiments extensively with second-person narration, and Han plays with that "you" throughout it, inscribing the reader and implicating us in the wreckage.

The lacklustre sales of his book, "Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice, and the Physiology of Digestion", baffled him.When it comes to the gut, Beaumont and Ms Roach share a similarly gleeful curiosity.

It also inspired a subdiscipline jokingly known as trolleyology, whose swelling body of commentary "makes the Talmud look like CliffsNotes," the philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah wrote in his book "Experiments in Ethics" (2008).

In his 2008 book "Experiments in Ethics," the Princeton philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah described the loss of relevance that philosophers inflicted on themselves, beginning in the late 19th century, when they abandoned philosophy's ancient interest in messy human nature and retreated into the conceptual analysis of moral terms.

At the same time, she was putting a great deal of time and energy into research on the book — experimenting and testing, amassing a private library and clipping file on the subject, exchanging information and ideas with her collaborators.

He published a book, Experiment in Education (1797), in order to explain his system, one that he thought could be adapted for the poor in England (in it he endorsed many of Trimmer's own books).

Some authors (like Cory Doctorow) point to anecdotal evidence that free e-versions boost the sales of printed books; other authors (like Stephen King and Steven Poole, whose blog I quoted last week) declared their e-book experiments failures.

Reading "good books", experiments run at Emory University suggest, "may make permanent changes to your brain".

He shared with great enthusiasm the great strides within the spectrum of storytelling in the last 6 years -experiments that roll back the clock with science fiction books, experiments that are futuristic like immersive stories with virtual reality and many more.