Sentence examples for experimental by from inspiring English sources

Toby Wolff said all good writing is experimental by definition.

This surgery is currently considered "experimental" by Medicare, but my insurance company allowed it with no questions.

After Balanchine died in 1983, City Ballet continued to feed dancers and public in its repertory seasons with new works, often experimental, by its resident choreographers, Jerome Robbins (who died in 1998) and Mr. Martins, City Ballet's artistic director.

In this week's issue of the magazine, Emily Eakin reports on fecal transplantation, a relatively new medical treatment (it is still classified as experimental by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration) in which stool from a healthy donor is transferred to an ill patient's colon.

The project, which is described as "experimental" by Google, could be seen as good news for wiki-heads hoping to make money from the same specialized knowledge they give to Wikipedia for free.

The enhanced patent XML documents are read into memory, and the headings that have been classed as experimental by the ParagraphClassifier or that are descended from example headings are identified by means of XPath.

To address this concern the sections of the text, as contained by opening and closing heading tags, are classified as being either experimental or non-experimental by use of a naïve Bayesian classifier.

The significance of findings like those may be illuminated by theoretical and experimental work by Dr. Dingwell, in Munich, and his colleagues.

In fact, this assumption is supported by experimental data provided by Shin and co-workers [ 18].

This model has been validated by experimental data and by legacy data.

There are experimental sketches by Fra Bartolommeo, an amazingly free sanguine -- red chalk -- by Pontormo and vivid images by Parmigianino.