Sentence examples for experimental milestones from inspiring English sources

That career includes the experimental milestones "Water and Power" (1989), a hallucinatory collage about water rights and political clout in California, and "Trouble in the Image" (1995), a multilayered meditation on frontier mythology and American popular culture.

In this review, we aim to describe experimental milestones that led to the understanding of embryonic development and the conception of pluripotency.

[The Register-Guard] In an experimental milestone, the nation's first tidal-power turbine will be lowered into the Bay of Fundy off the Maine coast next week.

Like a wheel and spokes, its nine levels of automotive galleries spin off a stunning 136-foot-tall atrium equipped with video projections, experimental prototypes and engineering milestones.

The 2012 debut of Issue Project Room in its new home marked a milestone for the experimental arts community.

Besides a heap more tests over the next year, a commercial operating license from the FAA is the next milestone, says Whitesides. "Getting this experimental permit keeps us on track for the first milestone and within reach of that 2013 milestone".

The Bristol-Myers spendb Compasy will spend as much as $530 million in cash, royalties and milestone payments for Medarex's experimental melanoma treatments.

This can ultimately lead to 24/7 operation and rapid optimization of complex experimental spaces, and would mark a significant milestone in automating the scientific process [16].

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Final test results confirm an experimental Ebola vaccine is highly effective, a major milestone that could help prevent the spread of outbreaks like the one that killed thousands in West Africa.

Amgen said it agreed to buy BioVex, a closely held maker of experimental cancer drugs, for $425 million and as much as $575 million in milestone payments.