Sentence examples for decade of experimentation from inspiring English sources

Even the most popular band in the world couldn't do it with its slapdash experiment in a decade of experimentation.

It had taken Pakistan a decade of experimentation, and a substantial financial investment, before it was able to produce reliable centrifuges; with Pakistan's help, the North Koreans had "chopped many years off" the development process, the intelligence official noted.

The archive materials document more than a decade of experimentation, much of it on American soldiers who weren't told about the dangers of the trials in which they'd be participating.

A decade of experimentation resulted in a set of eight violins ranging in size from the 11-inch treble to the 7-foot contrabass, each pitched half an octave apart.

After the Bolsheviks seized power in October 1917, there was more than a decade of experimentation, spurred both by the possibilities of the new system (land nationalisation was popular with architects) and the hopes of world revolution and a new communal society it engendered.

The mass of evidence generated over more than a decade of experimentation has told researchers a lot about the various things that are likely to determine how well it works - and the biggest trial of all, the German Lohafex project, suggested it might not work at all.

As a technology, virtual reality already has decades of experimentation (and hype) behind it, even if it is still early days for this latest generation of devices.

The life stories of almost all of the country's elite involve rags-to-riches journeys and fortunes born after China emerged from decades of experimentation with radical communist ideas that left a country mired in extreme poverty.

Despite more than four decades of experimentation in artificial intelligence, scientists have made only modest progress until now toward building machines that can understand language and interact with humans.

An 1884 patented pull (estimated at $20,000), which newspaper reporters in the 1880s compared to a toy steam engine, was the product of the New York engineer Charles Chinnock's two decades of experimentation.

Back to Europe A river runs through it ReprintsAfter decades of experimentation, Whistler had come to believe that art could exist for its own sake, a novel idea at the time.