Sentence examples for experimental division from inspiring English sources

Diesel StyleLab, an experimental division of Diesel, used rat logos in its spring-summer men's collection.

The experimental division of Google was created specifically to invest in futuristic long shots like Google Glass, its augmented-reality glasses, and driverless cars.

For the moment, that includes Fiber, it's phone network; Life Science, which develops a smart contact lens; Nest, the connected home business; and X Lab, the secretive, experimental division that works on products like drone delivery.

When Brahm became director of the Deutsches Theater in 1894, the Freie Bühne was attached to it as an experimental division, though by this time the new drama was being accepted throughout Germany in similar theatres dedicated to bringing serious plays to the working class at reasonable prices.

Huber will move to Google X, which is the experimental division headed by Sergey Brin where Google works on its more ambitious projects like Google Glass.

The deal, which TechCrunch broke news of last week, was part of a number of acquisitions that has led to the creation of Paktor Labs, an experimental division that is led by Down founder Colin Hodge.

He served as head of the project's experimental physics division before leading its bomb physics division in 1944 and 1945.

Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the environmental agency, dismissed the arguments.

But Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the E.P.A., says the risk identified in the European studies, which then triggered additional research in America, was high enough to warrant action.

Registration of Coartem could also help the military, which normally cannot prescribe drugs lacking F.D.A. approval, said Col. Alan J. Magill, a doctor who is director of the experimental drugs division at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research.

I assume he is a birdwatcher, like so many visitors to the Faroes, but the duffle-coated samaritan turns out to be John Gynther from the experimental cheese division (really) of a Danish dairy products company, on his way to check on the progress of some cheeses.