On the one hand, the experiment engendered great excitement for defying conventional scientific belief: cloning a living being from an adult cell had long been deemed impossible.
That's true enough, but it scants the excitement of experiment and discovery that the more adventurous filmmakers of the day brought to their maiden voyages into sound.
"Somehow the sense of excitement and experiment so important to the Eameses was lost, replaced by the pristine, the sterile and the hygenic".
While this may change during the next few years as many organizations work to harden their defenses (at risk of raising regulators' hackles and class-action attorneys' level of excitement) and experiment with various new ways to authenticate from fingerprints to blinking "selfies," this doesn't change the current state of data insecurity and the perception that privacy is on life support.
The shopping trip was filmed for the TV show I Am Cait, the scene conveying Jenner's palpable excitement at experimenting with a new personal style.
And look at the recent excitement about experiments hinting (and then dismissing due to a faulty connection) that particles called neutrinos could travel faster than the speed of light.
This passage grows out of his seemingly artless excitement at an experiment he was running on a 64-kilobyte computer (yes, this book was written in the silicon palaeolithic).
Still, every flash in the pan in the search for the elusive elixir is an excitement, and the experiment carried out 55 years ago by Stanley Miller both dazzled the world and defined the career of this keen, young researcher at the University of Chicago.Mr Miller's experiment was almost alchemical in its approach appropriately, since what the alchemists sought was, in essence, the vital spirit.
The research-based laboratory was also shown to bring about greater learning investment in and excitement about the experiment when compared with non research-based projects (Brame et al., 2008).
Most still find the idea distasteful, but there is a palpable sense of excitement about running experiments on computer models as well as on the environment itself.
