Sentence examples for collections of experiments from inspiring English sources

These records of wars, intrigues, factions, and revolutions, are so many collections of experiments, by which the politician or moral philosopher fixes the principles of his science, in the same manner as the physician or natural philosopher becomes acquainted with the nature of plants, minerals, and other external objects, by the experiments which he forms concerning them" (Hume 1975, pp. 83 84).

This EP, his first major-label release after a string of mixtapes, is a collection of experiments — MGK over dance-pop, MGK over R&B, MGK over faux rock — as if his minders aren't quite sure what to make of him.

This work has a collection of experiments and conclusions that are of vital importance to materials and nuclear energy communities.

The CoM may be defined as a coordinated collection of experiments based on common rules established by the EC.

But instead of taking a dummy load or "Mannequin Skywalker," as the company calls its human stand-in during tests of the crew capsule, mission 10 has a whole collection of experiments on board.

We offer a collection of experiments using synthetic data by focusing on and quantifying the role of fuzzy sets in VQ.

A generalized analysis system was developed applying a unified data format to quantitation results from a wide range of omics data, across a collection of experiments for a target organism.

A favorite of cinephiles, Ruiz rebelled against the conventions of moviemaking in an extensive, varied body of work that didn't result in a widely known masterpiece but left behind a vast, labyrinthine collection of experiments, curiosities and innovations.

Figure 4 shows a collection of experiments in which cells were exposed to different input signals.

In this study, 230 citrus microarrays from a diverse collection of experiments were used to construct seven coexpression networks.

Each submission is part of a larger collection of experiments that employs the same assays to test a variety of factors in a variety of conditions.