Sentence examples for experimentation could be from inspiring English sources

Kelley also says the suggestion in the November report that weapons experimentation could be continuing is based largely on a single document, which ElBaradei had rejected as dubious.

The fluid film stiffening effect, previously only observable by experimentation, could be quantified using the proposed model, as well as the portion of the bearing damping provided by the EHD fluid film.

In the novel, Watson's polished experimentation could be called versatility, but in stories like "Ordinary Monsters" — a handful of vignettes nestled between the solid family dramas of "Visitation" and "Carl's Outside" — it seems less substantial and more unfocused.

The proposed creation of a National Institute Education for research and experimentation could be useful but to hail this step as the equivalent of the National Institutes of Health is nothing short of decep tion so long as the relationship between the N.I.H. success story and its liberal funding is unmentioned.

Although complete with stunning vocals, its lack of daring and experimentation could be its downfall though, with her once faithful audience now utterly devoted to dancefloor driven R&B.

Before further experimentation could be implemented, World War II interrupted any ideas of men taking time off for Scouting.

For now, though, the personal reasons for self-experimentation could be just as strong as the scientific motivation.

Bannon was describing something akin to Franklin Roosevelt's "bold, persistent experimentation". Nothing could be further from the rhetoric of Republicans in the Obama years – or from what Washington elites thought the country needed.

At least the matter lends itself to experimentation and could be granted more consideration than subjective criticisms.

Although this observation has some negative aspects and consequences on the out-of-school youth, particularly in respect of youth tendency towards sex experimentation, there could be a positive aspect to it.

Moreover, the scientific method of observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and verification could be applied not only to nature but also to society.