Sentence examples for experimental shots from inspiring English sources

Clinical trials with experimental shots are now underway as experts race to contain an epidemic that has killed more than 6,000 people in west Africa, though there is still uncertainty over how well they will work and how many doses are needed.

This method was realized in a quarry in Istanbul with numerous experimental shots.

We tried to create a sort of atmosphere of confusion and repetition at dawn/dusk, but beyond that some of the more experimental shots like the drone lift offs or the harsh editing in time with the music just pair well with the already visceral movement in the music.

Experimental shots with a temperature difference (TJ-TR) of up to 30°C were conducted.

In the next stage the examinations of samples of particles obtained by repetitions of experimental shots using selected brands of ammunition (Luger 9 mm, Makarov 9 mm, Tokarev 7.62 mm and Browning 7.65 mm) were performed.

Take some experimental shots.

Like all of her output, American Honey is defiantly experimental: shot in her confining ratio of choice, 4 3, it uses its 152 minutes to immerse you in the whirlwind life of Star (newcomer Sasha Lane), a teenage girl who runs away from a troubled home to join a traveling sales crew driving across the American midwest.

The algorithms have been tested on off-line ECE channels data, obtained from an experimental shot at Frascati Tokamak Upgrade (FTU), Frascati, Italy.

The tried-and-true design of vaccine efficacy trials randomly assigns half of the participants to receive the experimental shot and the other half a dummy, or placebo.

Additional capabilities to support fusion ignition shots in a National Ignition Campaign NICC) beginning in 2010 will include a cryogenic target system, target diagnostics, and integrated experimental shot data analysis with tools for data visualization and archiving.

In RCTs, half of the participants are randomly assigned to receive the experimental shot and the other half a dummy, or placebo; ethicists say that's OK if it's unclear whether the vaccine will help, do nothing, or cause harm.