Sentence examples for experiment achieved from inspiring English sources

As a dance, the experiment achieved nothing — Mr. Cornejo did various double air turns, Mr. Missé trilled his feet while Ms. Centurión kept displaying her underwear — but it was the kind of experimental fun that can make the festivities delicious.

Findings from both finite volume method (FVM) simulation and PIV experiment achieved great consensus and are in line with the new theoretical estimates.

The paper focuses on the last CNES experiment achieved in September 2012 that was devoted to the preparation of future astrometry missions illustrated by the NEAT and µ-NEAT mission concepts.

The configuration corresponds to an experiment achieved at DLR by Bake et al. [The entropy wave generator (EWG): a reference case on entropy noise, Journal of Sound and Vibration 326 (2009) 574 598] where an entropy wave is generated upstream of a nozzle by an electrical heating device.

The Quatermass Experiment achieved favourable viewing figures in 1953, opening with an estimated audience of 3.4 million for the first episode, increasing to 5 million for the sixth and final episode, and averaging 3.9 million for the entire serial.

Very powerful, this technique has reduced the delay between LM acquisition and fixation for EM to about 5 seconds, which is probably the best time resolved CLEM experiment achieved so far.

Additionally, the microlysimeter design functioned reliably throughout the experiment, achieving solution flow rates analogous to the unconfined plots.

When the experiment achieve octet stability, the FPIPM of the pure clay is pretty much equivalent with the mixture of the fine-silty sand and the clay, it declines 30 % with the pure fine-silty sand.   2.

If a ChIP-seq experiment achieves successful immune enrichment and the resulting library adequately represents the sample, then greater sequencing depth will produce a more complete map of TF occupancy (Landt et al. 2012).

While these and other experiments achieved some success, it was not until later in the century that colour dominated photographic output and was incorporated into daily newspapers.

Experiments achieved in vegetal cells illustrate reproducibility and sensitivity of the measurements.