Sentence examples for destructive experiments from inspiring English sources
All save the most boorish of the Greek-speaking emperors indulged in lively theological debate, a trait which starchy, system-minded Romans regarded as dangerous, not to say heretical.Add to this Byzantium's short-lived but destructive experiments in iconoclasm--almost certainly inspired by young Islam--and there was more than enough to upset popes and their iconodule flocks.
Self-expanding destructive experiments were designed and carried out for different types of rocks to observe more details of this phenomenon.
As Sandy unfolds, I have been reminded of the pioneering sociologist of disaster Charles Fritz, who sounded a little disappointed in 1960 when he wrote, "The social scientist, unlike the engineer, cannot produce destructive experiments at will".
Quantitative ALP activity and calcium deposition assays, which are conventional destructive experiments, were performed as previously described (Matsuoka et al., 2013).
In June Gove told school leaders: "Government action has held our education system back" – and that basic disbelief in government – tired old Tory ideology – is driving this destructive experiment.
The invasion, and the civil war that followed it, killed far too many Iraqis for anyone else in the region to wish such a chaotic, bloody and destructive experiment on themselves.Special report Waking from its sleep The world of the Arabs Imposing freedom All change, no change How to stay in charge The fever under the surface Which way will they go?
Unlike destructive thought experiments, they are not trying to demolish an existing theory, though they may do that in passing.
Among destructive thought experiments, the following subtypes can be identified: the simplest of these is to draw out a contradiction in a theory, thereby refuting it.
The SANRAD (South African Neutron Radiography) facility hosts a neutron/X-ray tomography system, which is extensively being utilized in non-destructive examination experiments where it is necessary to determine the properties (e.g. size, porosity, permeability and morphology) of samples.
More recently, thirty million were sacrificed during history's most destructive utopian experiment, the Great Leap Forward, Mao's misguided attempt to industrialize the countryside.
This photo has been reposted to Instagram over 20 times, but it's only a quarter of the way through photographer Peter Ashton's destructive new experiment, I Am Sitting In Stagram.
