Somehow, Winterbottom manages to convey not only all of this, but also the book's tricksiness, its experimental quality.
Experimental quality data were fitted to a kinetic model.
Many of the names are familiar, along with the strenuously hip, experimental quality of the work; about half the exhibits have some kind of performance component.
Taking Wallace at his word about his desire for redemptive stories finally turns our attention away from what, twenty years later, may be most special about it: its experimental quality.
Though there is no precise definition for what the industry refers to as artisanal or craft distilleries, experts say they are distinguished from mass distillers by their small scale, their use of local and often organic ingredients, and the experimental quality of some of their products, like seasonal pumpkin-infused vodka.
At the same time, the play certainly has a surreal, experimental quality to it, and I think that comes across in the poster with the use of mixed medium.
The ability of the laser to vaporize concrete, or whatever, comprised a universally agreed criterion of experimental quality.
Matt Wolf is interested in hidden histories – he gets many of his ideas from archival research and his films have an experimental quality.
Indirect validation is clearly less favored than direct validation because of its uncertain experimental quality, sources of error, and high degree of variability.
As an experimental quality control step, a second "no adhesion" state was tested subsequent to the three adhesion states and compared with the first "no adhesion" state to confirm the fastener did not deform the tissue.
