Sentence examples for experimentation by a from inspiring English sources

King, R. D. et al. Functional genomic hypothesis generation and experimentation by a robot scientist.

The motivation for automatic feature design is to employ machine learning techniques in aid of a task that hitherto places heavy reliance on time-intensive experimentation by a researcher with in-domain expertise.

Except as specifically authorized by law or these regulations, nothing in this part shall be deemed to permit the Committee or IACUC to prescribe methods or set standards for the design, performance, or conduct of actual research or experimentation by a research facility.

And, Town & Country magazine reported in 1915, "the wood of which the little round tables are made, and the finish applied to them, were the objects of long and careful experimentation by a skilled committee — with the result that all sorts of water and any brand of alcohol may be spilled upon their tops without leaving a mark".

It was born out of some experimentation by a former Facebook business development manager Sacha Tueni and his co-founder Mathias Wagner.

Liquid-state 1H, 13C, and 31P nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopies were used to study milk samples which were supplied during a 2-year-long experimentation by a single dairy farm and sampled from conventionally and biologically fed buffaloes (CFM and BFM, respectively).

SRI practices are being integrated into the FFS curriculum for experimentation by an estimated 30,000 rice farmers over the next four years.

This allows the modelling of complex artefact structures that can occur within a construction project, where several parallel versions may be developed for experimentation by an architect before a final version is chosen for full development.

Eventually, after some experimentation, by 1206 a system whereby the actual detailed receipts were recorded in a set of receipt rolls and only aggregates were entered in the Pipe rolls was settled on.

On the other hand, given the marked time and effort commitment required for completion, it is likely that self-experimentation by a motivated researcher was the only means by which this proof-of-concept study could have been completed.

U.S. federal law does not, however, explicitly address self-experimentation by a scientist or physician, says Jonathan Moreno, a bioethicist at the University of Pennsylvania.