Sentence examples for experimental characters from inspiring English sources

For Mendel, the stability of the phenotype was a prerequisite he had carefully checked before selecting his experimental characters.

His chamber works often have an experimental character, as if Mr. Aperghis began by asking an only partly musical question.

Caravaggio's The Musicians of 1595 96, an unusual depiction of musicians rehearsing, which once hung in del Monte's music room in the Palazzo Madama, encapsulates the moody experimental character of the cardinal's musical patronage.

The great weakness of the mechanistic concept of immutable atoms was that it forced the analyzing experiments to stop at the atoms; but this weakness could reveal itself only after, in the course of the further development of science, the fundamentally experimental character of human knowledge had become evident.

This study has an exploratory and experimental character and included 16 subjects of both genders.

Meanwhile total ankle arthroplasty is in a broad clinical use and has lost its experimental character.

Dewey's argument that the experimental character of democracy renders it desirable should not merely be interpreted instrumentally, then.

In the past 100 years alone Berlin has staged a revolution, headquartered fascists, been divided, then reunited – a past that feeds the city's experimental character.

This has above all been the result of their experimental character, in which no intellectual element is taken to be beyond rational scrutiny.

Given the experimental character of this investigation, the magnitude of this effect under real-life testing conditions is difficult to estimate.

The Zipf Mandelbrot law was analyzed as a more general form of the Zipf law, for which we also gave the corresponding results and an application in linguistics in order to accentuate its experimental character.