For over a century and a half, California has been an experiment--an idea that continues to evolve and entangle us from time to time.
That domestic experiment produced an idea of Brooklyn as offbeat and fashionable, if lacking amenities.
Science is an organic, collective effort by the whole of society, and most step-changes occur "naturally", usually serendipitously, from the results of a Friday afternoon experiment or an idea in a pub.
Actually, all that happened was I thought he'd like to experiment with an idea we had, but after 30 minutes he was lost and angry that we weren't telling him exactly what to do.
It was then that the West Side Soccer League had experimented with an idea already popular with teams in Westchester, known as silent soccer.
Mr. Overton said he was thinking about experimenting with an idea that, he acknowledged, might seem like "heresy" to traditionalist editors: creating interactive, online versions of stories, to give them some of the appeal of video games.
He also said he was thinking about experimenting with an idea that, he acknowledged, might seem like "heresy" to traditional journalists: creating interactive versions of articles, to give them some of the appeal of video games.
The shifting role of record labels could make artists more open to experimenting with an idea like signing directly with a streaming service, or getting their label to cut a significant exclusivity or acquisition deal with one.
This phenomenon agrees well with theoretical considerations, including a detailed description of the surface charge distribution with changing pH and linear elution experiments, giving an idea why proteins are often retained on ion-exchange materials beyond their isoelectric point.
Two different kinds of surfaces are used in our experiments with an idea that atomically smooth silicon is ideal for structural characterization of the surface bound nanoparticles by AFM, while the conducting ITO surfaces are suitable to assess the optical and electro-catalytic activity of the formed nanostructures.
We are much better off, both in terms of work-quality and our quality-of-life, when we cultivate the art of offering genuine care to a given task, even if it means feeling like we are slowing down (which we're really not) or experimenting with an idea or strategy that may ultimately not work out.
