Sentence examples for experimentation comes from inspiring English sources

That devotion to experimentation comes at a cost.

"I think the best experimentation comes when you're actually reigned in," he says.

Experts hope that out of this sea of experimentation comes a consensus on what teacher training should look like.

Honestly, no amount of luxury taleggio cheese experimentation comes close to the comfortingly luminous hug of Kraft's packet version, available from all supermarkets' "world food" sections (Kraft Dinner, £2.20 for 206g).

There's a little pop experimentation on show on their new album, but the real experimentation comes with how they are set up as a business operation, and how they use their web site to fabricate connections with their fans and potential fans.

In particular, the methodology of exploratory experimentation comes to the fore in situations where there are no conceptual frameworks for the phenomena under consideration.

The first half of the decade saw a wave of creativity and experimentation come crashing through barrooms in cities like New York and San Francisco and Portland, Ore., followed, in the decade's second half, by a counterblast of earnest classicism.

Dr. Ajayan said he and his colleagues had been looking for a way to grow the structures without using a catalyst, and through experimentation came up with the flash heating technique.

After a brief stay in Rome, Mr. Lacy and Ms. Aebi moved to Paris in 1970, in the beginning of the era that he often called "post-free": all experimentation came grounded in scale and melody.

The experimentation came in the sauce -- this is made with almond milk rather than coconut milk -- as I'm playing with ideas and substitutes whilst creating The Tiniest Thai diet.

Flies used for experimentation came from parental flies of the same age at egg laying, thereby controlling for the effects of parental age on lifespan [ 53].