"deliver an experiment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to presenting a laboratory experiment, such as in the sentence: "The class was tasked with delivering an experiment on the properties of electricity."
Parameter identification experiments deliver an identified model together with an ellipsoidal uncertainty region in parameter space.
Endeavour is to go on the final mission late this year or early next to deliver a $1.5 billion physics experiment to the lab complex.
Endeavour's final 12-day trip, which will see it deliver a particle physics experiment to the International Space Station, will end with the spacecraft being transported to the California Science Centre in Los Angeles to become a museum piece.
It will deliver a flagship scientific experiment to the ISS known as the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS).
The Endeavour orbiter is targeting a 26 February lift-off for a mission that will deliver a particle physics experiment to the space station.
For this revival, the London dancers will be joined by members of the Alvin Ailey company – an experiment that promises to deliver an interesting chemistry of styles.
The background probability of movement was calculated by identifying for each genotype the fraction of larvae that moved 5 s prior to all stimuli delivered during an experiment (14 different tap powers x 30 trials per experiment = 420 data points per larva; average background movement).
But the account has all of the earmarks of an experiment in delivering a personalized set of breaking news alerts that are determined by an algorithm to be actually useful to you.
"We really expect that we are going to tear the roof off," said Dr. Michael Bartlett, a civil and environmental engineer at the university who is delivering a talk on the experiment at the 12th International Conference on Wind Engineering this week in Cairns, Australia.
We study the Dynamic Darcy Cell experiment set-up (Heller et al., 2002) and focus on data generation using square wave actuator signals, which, as we shall prove, deliver shorter experiment times than sinusoidal ones.
