Sentence examples for embarked on experiments from inspiring English sources

He enlarged the Mount Vernon house; he laid out the grounds anew, with sunken walls, or ha-has; and he embarked on experiments with mahogany, palmetto, pepper, and other foreign trees, and English grasses and grains.

Wherever possible, the statistical power of an experiment should be calculated a priori, from previously existing data, and the required number of animals per group calculated before embarking on experiments.

SL Ross Environment Research Ltd, DF Dickins Associate Ltd and Alaska Clean Sea [9] jointly embarked on the experiments to determine the performance efficiencies of insitu burning of spilled oil on the sea and frazil ice.

Of course, there is much more to do particularly in vivo, and we have embarked on these experiments in plants and Chloroflexi.

However, we have not embarked on such experiments, in our model, as it is difficult to eliminate chimerism in an easily interpretable fashion.

Two decades ago, New York City embarked on an experiment aimed at better assisting and protecting its most vulnerable black and Latino children.

To encourage reconciliation, Rwanda has embarked on an experiment to change completely the way a new generation thinks about itself.

In 1963 the Baʿth Party came to power through a coup and embarked on an experiment of socialist reform.

When the new country embarked on its experiment in democracy, health care was too primitive to matter to life or liberty.

He embarked on the experiment to see if by creating these images, he could intervene in the workings of his subconscious by capturing its perceptual limits.

Deputy Chief McMillin agreed that the city was now embarked on an experiment in doing more with less, and that the outcome was uncertain.