Sentence examples for contemporary experiments from inspiring English sources

In these and other works, Atl combined traditional landscape painting with contemporary experiments with distortion of line and shape to create a unique, nationalistic form of expression.

The main point of the new paper, she said, was to advertise their success in reducing background noise to less than 10 percent of the level in other contemporary experiments.

Pixel sensors play an essential role in contemporary experiments in high energy physics and they also have a diverse application potential in many related fields.

The paper presents contemporary experiments on drag forces on net panels, model-scale cages, the biological effects of fish, fish movements and fouling as the major topics.

Even with the precision attainable with contemporary experiments, general relativity remains robust; for example, estimates of the Shapiro delay (the slowing of light as it passes by a massive body) have been acutely measured via radio links with the Cassini spacecraft [3].

These compilations are most useful for maintaining a historic perspective when evaluating the carcinogenicity of contemporary experiments.

Bousteau added: "What is even more abhorrent about this vandalism is that the Château de Versailles was, at the time it was built, a contemporary experiment".

He described how the critical thermal maximum for many frog species has been determined by contemporary research experiments: as the water is heated by about 2 °F, or 1.1 °C, per minute, the frog becomes increasingly active as it tries to escape, and eventually jumps out if the container allows it.

Contemporary pharmacologic experiments indicate that Epimedium flavone has anti-aging, anti-tumor and anti-osteoporosis activities [ 6– 9].

Taken together, our findings provide insights into the relatively poor performance of participants in contemporary TI experiments, motivate a version of the TI paradigm that ensures robust hierarchy learning, and highlight the critical importance of distinguishing between measures of hierarchy knowledge, and more general measures of awareness.

Critics of the 20th century and beyond, being less certain even than Schopenhauer or Nietzsche of where humans fit in the scheme of things, experimented with a variety of critical approaches, just as contemporary dramatists experimented with various "theatres".