Sentence examples for experiment holds from inspiring English sources

Walmart's experiment holds some surprising lessons for the American economy as a whole.

The ability to control the properties of quasiparticles with relativistic behaviour in a tabletop condensed-matter experiment holds vast scientific and technological potential.

"This pioneering experiment holds the promise of delivering a better understanding of our universe". "I'm thrilled that this experiment has been selected to fly on the space station," said NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin.

The ice water experiment holds the key.

The seven-tonne experiment holds a giant, specially designed magnet that bends the paths of particles that fall on it.

The possibility to investigate all genes for mutations in a single experiment holds great promise in the diagnostic arena, in particular for genetically heterogeneous disorders and clinically undiagnosed diseases.

A precursor to Whitacre's experiment held the same promise.

During the experiment, held at Stanford's Richard M. Lucas Center for Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, the researchers looked at activation of two parts of the brain linked to emotion.

What they found was that, even taking into account differences of intelligence, race and social class, those with high self-control – those who, in Mischel's experiment, held out for two marshmallows later – grew into healthier, happier and wealthier adults.

In 2009 Stephen Hawking, a British physicist, performed a variation of this experiment, holding a party for time travellers but sending out the invitations after the event had taken place, so that only visitors from the future could possibly attend.

Janet Hanson Salina, Kan., Sept. 2, 2007 To the Editor: As the various states wrestle with the question of when to hold primary elections, I wish some states would try a related experiment: hold their elections on a day other than a Tuesday — in particular, on a Saturday or Sunday.