Sentence examples for experiment launched from inspiring English sources
Four years into the market experiment launched by former universities minister David Willetts, the collective mindset on the university campuses of England has been transformed.
Also in DRC, an experiment launched by Mobile Accord, a mobile applications service provider, with Vodacom Congo and the World Bank, used mobile phones to carry out a nationwide survey of people's perceptions of their security and broader wellbeing.
Two hundred and thirty-four years into an American experiment launched in the name of the common good, it often feels, to me on the road, as if a battle is underway for the nation's identity, a jockeying over the values that will govern whatever follows the Great Recession.
In a low-profile experiment launched in November in the Dallas suburb of Plano, AT&T is offering unlimited wireless local calls for $39.99 per month.
The goal of the experiment, launched in 1991, was to test the hardiness of poplars engineered to make a novel kind of lignin, an organic polymer that toughens cells.
The result was the experiment launched at Michigan Tech and three other campuses: George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, and the Irvine and Riverside campuses of the University of California (UC).
Although this policy was adopted nationwide, the process of implementing the strategy and the systems for delivering the services were based on rural experiences, as the initial experiment launching this paradigm shift in policy was introduced in the rural environment [ 15].
Another World is a platformer that follows a red-headed, Ferrari-driving physicist whose latest experiment launches him into an alien world.
Experiments launched under Mr Zhao with the election of village chiefs by universal suffrage have been extended throughout the countryside.
In 1912 he and Kurt Koffka were subjects for experiments on perception conducted by Max Wertheimer, whose report on the experiments launched the Gestalt movement.
Long Duration Balloon (LDB) scientific experiments, launched to circumnavigate the south pole over Antarctica, have particular advantages compared to Shuttle or other Low Earth Orbit (LEO) missions in terms of cost, weight, scientific "duty factor" and work force development.
