Sentence examples for experiment meant from inspiring English sources
A preliminary design of an experiment meant to investigate the evolution of multimode Rayleigh Taylor instability (RT) is presented.
In another experiment meant to measure availability of government information, ADC sent 49 information requests to various government ministries.
An experiment meant to investigate the evolution of single mode Kelvin–Helmholtz (KH) instability in the supersonic regime is presented and theoretically analyzed.
An experiment, meant to investigate the evolution of Richtmyer Meshkov (RM) instability in the bubble merger regime and at low Atwood number (A∼0.3), is proposed and theoretically analyzed.
It saw the city demarcate some 60 blocks of Manhattan's oldest neighbourhood as part of an urban geographical experiment meant to alter the often-fractious dynamic between motorists and pedestrians that is the unwritten law of the concrete jungle.
The relatively small number of cells sequenced in each experiment meant that a large number of genes had very few reads, thus creating a large number of potential false depleted hits.
The Latin periculum, akin to peritus, "experiment," means "risk".
Experiment means to go in search of the unknown.
The successful experiment means that mules, which are typically sterile, can now reproduce.
This may be familiar to some of our listeners, especially if invisible gorilla or gorilla experiment means anything to.
What will the outcome of this experiment mean through the eyes and lives of the greatest minds on earth?
