Sentence examples for experiment appealing from inspiring English sources

There's a pretty lean argument that these are a sort of reverse-psychology experiment – appealing to the kind of young people who comment 'my generation makes me sad' on vlogs and who kick back hardest against labels such as 'has ever taken a selfie in their life' – but I think that might be a bit too generous to the army.

But the experiment is appealing "because anyone who owns a Kindle is someone we want as a reader," Mr. Meacham said.

A similar derivation using the same thought experiment but appealing to the Doppler effect was given by Langevin (1913) (see the discussion of the inertia of energy in Fox (1965, p. 8)).

It has really appealing visuals of experiments, photographs of chemical plants, quirky facts, so it's treating you more like an adult than a kid – in fact there are plenty of adult books that are less advanced than this.

Other cable operators have experimented with products aimed at appealing to the so-called cord cutters, who have canceled their cable packages but watch television via the Internet, or cord nevers, who never subscribed at all.

Experiment with different combinations that seem appealing to you.

This low γ sensitivity makes this concept appealing for inertial fusion experiments.

Both simulated and real experiments show that the new approach generates appealing images that are sharper and detailed.

But some established writers contend that virtual publishing is appealing because it offers an opportunity to experiment.

Predicting expression level of genes through computational methods is appealing because it circumvents expensive and difficult experiment.

Putnam motivates his causal account of artifactual kind terms by appealing to intuitive considerations — that is, to thought experiments.