Sentence examples for experimentation and change from inspiring English sources

Dylan's is a career defined by experimentation and change, and Wiggle Wiggle is testament to the fact that taking risks doesn't always pay off.

The magazine needed "to align ourselves from the metabolism perspective" and create "magical experiences for both the content and the product design" and be "fearless in innovation and experimentation" and "change some of the DNA of the organization".

Note: Each of these investigations assumes that students already have a basic background on the Renaissance as a period of economic growth and cultural transformation, which encouraged experimentation and change in many areas of human life.

The Princeton classicist Froma I. Zeitlin suggests that, by the time Euripides wrote "Orestes," he had diverged so extravagantly from myth ("the relatively closed and predetermined form") that he ended up straying into a genre that hadn't been invented yet: what we call fiction ("the mode of new possibilities marked by a receptivity to experimentation and change").

An end to the national ban, which the United States Supreme Court said in 2000 was legal free speech by a private organization, would create a new moment of risk, experimentation and change, people on both sides of the issue said.

Experimentation and change, he writes, are a key part of that process.

In this context, we aspire to make JIE a policy and practice dialog and discovery device - looking beyond the here and now to vistas of empirical evidence and experience that are long and wide enough across time and space - that would act as triggers, catalysts and accelerators of structured experimentation and positive change within the context outlined above.

The FTC could layer on ethical oversight for experimentation and product changes with the same goal of protecting consumer well-being.

But the future of media is a future of relentless experimentation and innovation, accelerating change, and for those who embrace the new ways in which consumers are connecting with each other enormous potential.

Their experimentation and work has changed both the course of music academia as well as that of popular music (although from a more conservative, transitive standpoint); from John Cage, with whom he corresponded, to Jean-Michel Jarre, who was briefly his student at the GRM (the ex-GRMC).

These results suggest careful consideration should be given to using animals in fresh versus conditioned media for experimentation and that composition changes must be taken into account when comparing data from separate experiments.