Sentence examples for experimental demands from inspiring English sources

Woodward came back to Nottingham at a time when its new theatre, the Playhouse, was run by the distinguished actor John Neville, then making a reputation both for the classics and the experimental demands of the times.

The experimental demands and conceptual design are discussed, including the mixing scheme used to suppress cross-talk between adjacent fibers.

Efficiencies of real experimental designs are computed and suitable more efficient experimental designs, satisfying experimental demands are also proposed.

The large neutron absorption cross section, and associated sample heating, impose severe experimental demands on the design of the sample cell.

In this way, the special peculiarities of factors under study can be handled and specific experimental demands can be met, simply by following certain factor assignment and analysis techniques strongly recommended by Taguchi.

From whole organ to single fibre levels, experimental demands and hardware requirements increase, limiting biomechanics research potential, as reflected by only few commercial biomechatronics systems that can address resolution, experimental versatility and mostly, automation of force recordings.

There is good evidence that experimental demand can have significant distorting effects on findings in experiments of this sort.

However, although he clearly does think experimental demand plays a large role in determining many of the results on imagery, he resists this interpretation of his position.

Subjective sensations and a measure selected to assess for potential experimental demand effects, serving as secondary measures, were also administered pre- to post-treatment.

One of the most important ways this can occur is through the effect of what are called experimental demand characteristics on the performance of the human subjects (Orne, 1962; Rosnow, 2002).

Intons-Peterson & White (1981), Banks (1981), and Thomas (2014 p. 153) all argue that these findings may very plausibly be explained as the result of experimental demand, and so do not reliably indicate genuine, inherent features of visual mental imagery.