Sentence examples for could have experimented from inspiring English sources

Populations could have experimented with bifacial working many times before it took hold more widely around 1.6m years ago".

How far he could have experimented and developed will never be known, but back in the Warners fold, he was once again playing tough guys.

It would be better if we could have experiments with larger k values (larger than 4) of TNM, because many novel inferences will be performed using large k values.

It could be that Google, which has experimented with visual search, likes what it sees.

Uber will be announcing the new service next week, but it seems the companies could have been experimenting with the idea for some time now.

"When my husband was having his treatment… there were little old ladies there and I got the feeling they could have been experimenting on them.

[Participant 7] "When my husband was having his treatment… there were little old ladies there and I got the feeling they could have been experimenting on them.

Consequently males in the Carney (2007) experiment could have experienced homosexual courtship, whereas ours would not.

For example, a scientist who has been working on a project for a few weeks could have each experiment written down in shorthand notation in a paper notebook, and easily recall the remaining details from memory.

"There is the possibility that the experiment that produced the Hobbit could have produced similar experiments on other islands in the region, in Sulawesi, the Philippines and Timor and are awaiting discovery.

It should be noted that the substrate temperature could have increased during experiment, as a result of contact with plasma.