Sentence examples for bring an experimental from inspiring English sources
I think he'd bring an experimental side to the band.
Magnetic fusion has many appealing features (unlimited fuel reserve, safety and environmental characteristics), and from present analysis, its potential for energy generation is real and ITER will bring an experimental confirmation.
During a year off from school, in which he was an intern in the office of Arata Isozaki, one of Japan's most prominent architects, he arranged to bring an experimental show organized by Tod Williams and another Cooper Union professor, Ricardo Scofidio, to a gallery in Tokyo.
Under the innovative leadership of Lisa Phillips and Karen Wong, and with $2 million in funding, New Museum was the first museum to bring an experimental coworking aspect to their institution.
Arnold's James Beard Award-winning book "Liquid Intelligence: The Art and Science of the Perfect Cocktail" brings an experimental, science-based approach to drinkmaking.
Most relevant here is the evolution of action research from its inception in the 1940s, bringing an experimental approach to social scientific research.
Evan Boehm's WebGL project brings an experimental narrative experience to browser-based films.
Steven Price, who brought an experimental edge to the sound of "Gravity," Alfonso Cuarón's 3-D outer space disaster film, won the Oscar for original score.
Often it would drift into more abstract territories, in turn bringing an experimental edge to a music genre not known for deviation from the norm.
He hoped to bring a new experimental rigor to the problem, by testing the effects of computerized systems on pilots.
The aforementioned fast changes of rapidly developing branches of biology, especially related to practically important and well-funded biomedical aspects, may bring a load of experimental errors due to high demand for fast results, high pressure and changing human factor (which expresses at small time scales and due to increasing speed of research).
