Sentence examples for experiment by which from inspiring English sources

Jones has remained adamant that he is not interested in continuing with the much-maligned "six-and-a-half" experiment, by which Chris Robshaw was asked to dovetail in England's back row with the similarly skilled Tom Wood.

"Crickets in Space" was a Neurolab experiment by which the balance between genetic programs and the gravitational environment for the development of a gravity sensitive neuronal system was studied.

Hypothetical contract contractarians such as Gauthier counter that the point of the contract device is not to directly bind the contractors, but rather to provide a kind of thought experiment by which to discover the requirements of practical rationality.

To do this, he adopted an operational assumption: terms like 'the position of a particle' have meaning only if one specifies a suitable experiment by which 'the position of a particle' can be measured.

This event created a natural experiment by which to estimate the extent of 'non-registration' in the period 2000 2004.

Here we have carried out an NMR binding experiment by which unlabeled TC-1 was added to the N-labeled Cby.

The most famous of these a story known as "Weapon X ran in 1991 and finally showed the experiments by which Wolverine's skeleton was covered with adamantium.

Mr. Starr covers the early experiments by which sick humans were transfused with animal blood, explaining not only why such experiments were bound to fail but why the early experimenters actually believed they had achieved some success.

Two methods were considered in our experiments by which such calculations could be performed and be robust to noise.

These records of wars, intrigues, factions, and revolutions, are so many collections of experiments, by which the politician or moral philosopher fixes the principles of his science, in the same manner as the physician or natural philosopher becomes acquainted with the nature of plants, minerals, and other external objects, by the experiments which he forms concerning them" (Hume 1975, pp. 83 84).

The Juels-Weis model characterizes a very strong adversary with a relatively simple definition and according to this model untraceability is defined in terms of privacy experiments by which an adversary could distinguish two different tags within the limits of its computational power and functionality-call bounds.