Sentence examples for experimental object from inspiring English sources

These data are used to estimate the critical stimulus (or threshold) level of the experimental object.

Vera is alive, but she's a living doll — an experimental object but also a woman who can re-create the sexual happiness that Ledgard once had with his wife.

The first experimental object was screening, to investigate the main and interaction effects, based on 29 experiments.

As an application, we design a vertical cantilever beam with initial deflection and tip mass as an experimental object with asymmetric structure.

Through team and individual experiments the students in that class created a provisional, working definition of the term "public space," drafted and endlessly revised on a crowdsourced online Google Doc that was itself an experimental object.

The operation could not have been better designed if the intent had been to create a new kind of experimental object that showed where in the brain memory lived: there was no other way that Molaison's brain injuries could have occurred, and no other way that the precision of his memory damage could have been brought about.

The technique is successfully tested over a 3D simulated as well as actual experimental objects.

The home is decorated with whimsical sculptures by Mr. Hurding, and experimental objects made of a new hemp-based material called Zelfo that Mr. Hurding is experimenting with in several of his furniture and household projects.

The results have the improbably complex air of objects that could only have been created by advanced technology, and share the surreally intricate forms of the abstract digital images we see in data visualizations and the experimental objects produced by advanced manufacturing technologies, like three-dimensional printing, which will be increasingly common in future.

For three months the exhibition, which will feature drawings and video of Mr. Burks's projects, will transform part of the museum into a workshop where New York-based Senegalese weavers will make functional and experimental objects using Mr. Burks's designs, with natural materials like sweet grass and cloth and far less natural ones like Tyvek and polypropylene.

(d) Nine experimental objects as the target.