Sentence examples for experiment thanks from inspiring English sources

As I looked around at all the empty plates and glasses, I realized that my tapas experiment — thanks to the Ortegas' excellent book — had been a success.

They were suddenly free-ish to work, travel and experiment, thanks to a relaxation of state controls presided over by Mikhail Gorbachev.

Twelve years later, Dr. Richter will watch Gov. Peter Shumlin, a Democrat, sign a bill on Thursday that sets Vermont on a path toward a single-payer system — the nation's first such experiment — thanks in no small part to her persistence.

The startup has time to experiment, thanks to a new $2.5 million round of funding led by True Ventures, a prior investor in Smarterer.

As shown in the figure below, during the 1980s, for example, the real value of the minimum wage slid 32percentt (1979-89) so we have a natural experiment (thanks, Ronnie...)...

If for some, vaccines are a significant contributing factor, many adults will soon have an opportunity to join a similar experiment thanks to the Swine Flu vaccine, which a recent lawsuit filed in New York State claims has not undergone the substantive safety testing mandated by the FDA.

Rick Adelman is piecing together his rotation on the fly, and has done plenty of experimenting thanks to the Wolves' rash of injuries and persistent first-quarter struggles.

It can be observed that a considerable increase in throughput is experimented thanks to using multiuser detection, although at the cost of some loss in availability.

The application permits the performance of virtual experiments thanks to the possibility of modification of the ADC parameters and the input signal parameters.

Such kinds of functionalized pores have been successfully used to perform long dsDNA translocation experiments, thanks to the sensitivity acquired through the pore size reduction, hybridization with complementary target sequences, and the selectivity of the interaction between the probe attached to the sensor surface and the dispersed target molecules [6].

Another important key parameter for SA applications is the amplitude of SA nonlinearities, which are characterized by such pump-probe experiments, thanks to the measurement of normalized differential transmission (NDT), defined as NDT = ΔT/T0 = (T - T0)/T0, where T0 and T are the transmission of the probe at very low and high pump excitation fluences, respectively.