Sentence examples for both theory and experiments from inspiring English sources

The advancing bubble surrounded by a wetting film inside a capillary tube is considered, and the predicted film thickness compares well with both theory and experiments.

Both theory and experiments show a decrease in the dry restitution coefficient with an increase in impact velocity, mainly due to increased inelastic losses in the porous material.

Both theory and experiments have also been used to examine non-Newtonian viscous flows that simulate the behavior of flows with crystals (Hulme, 1974; Osmond and Griffiths, 2001; Balmforth et al., 2006; Lyman, et al., 2005; Castruccio et al., 2010).

Both theory and experiments conclude that the highest activity in ORR is to be expected in the case of clustered Mn3+ sites which yield activity comparable with that of the polycrystalline Pt.

Additional details on the flickering technique regarding both theory and experiments are described in supplementary material Fig. S1 and elsewhere (Bouvrais, 2012).

Both theory and experiments developed within the last 20 years finally led to the current fundamental understanding of semiflexible polymers like actin [ 41, 42].

Dr. Snow "was the last of a rare breed of physicists who knew both theory and experiment," Dr. Andrew Baden, a physicist at Maryland, said.

Both theory and experiment agree that, in a process in which particles of rest masses m1, m2,…mn collide or decay or transmute one into another, both the total energy E1 + E2 +…+ En and the total momentum p1 + p2 +…+ pn are the same before and after the process, even though the number of particles may not be the same before and after.

The data obtained from both theory and experiment were analysed and compared with each other.

The opportunities provided by this are discussed with the aid of both theory and experiment.

Finally, stiffness parameters from both theory and experiment are briefly evaluated over midrange displacements.