Sentence examples for called experiments from inspiring English sources

Treatments used before safety and effectiveness have been established are called experiments, and should be so labeled.

The Pepsi-Cola Co. hired a group of artists & engineers called Experiments in Art & Technology - E.A.T. - to work on the exhibits for the pavilion.

The original manuscript of Mendel's great work, called "Experiments on Plant Hybridization" in English, has suffered a longer obscurity, despite its historical significance.

"But he was very kind," Professor Cope, who considers himself a musician first, is also a computer programmer, and has spent the past 22 years perfecting a program he first created in 1980 called, "Experiments in Musical Intelligence".

In one gallery room called "Experiments," we see a prototype of an unrealized brainstorm from the late sixties called "Cyclia," a multimedia night club where film would project onto the body of a live dancer.

In 1999 the Brooklyn Academy and Lucent held a two-day workshop at which artists and engineers could discuss possible partnerships, similar to the pairings of Bell Labs engineers and New York artists that produced a series of events in the 1960's called Experiments in Art and Technology.

The piece, called "Experiment in Trust," flaunts its contrariness.

A single execution of an experiment is called experiment run.

Two independent experiments were done to compare two parental genotypes (hereafter, called experiment A) and two DH lines (hereafter, called experiment B).

Harry Hill The big-collared one pitches up for a week at London's laboratory of new comedy, the Invisible Dot, with what he's calling "experiments in entertainment".

Figure 3 provides an example of automated versus manual genotype calling experiment.