"If a Jew can't poke a little fun at her Jewish boyfriend about being Jewish, then what can any of us say any more?" Others said that critics failed to take into consideration comedy's culture of experimentation and natural fallibility.
The parameters derived from the dynamic experimentation are natural frequencies, damping ratios, and modal shapes (Ewins 2000; Maia and Silva 1997).
Remember that while these courses help, they cannot replace the benefits of practice, experimentation, and natural talent.
It's understood that we're making ourselves up as we go along – experimentation is a natural part of that.
In many instances, new uses for a drug are discovered only after it is on the market, when a sort of natural experimentation takes place.
Here was evolution in action, organisms over time responding to changing fortunes through natural experimentation in new body forms and different ecological niches.
Characters from literature such as Frankenstein's monster, and non-fictional examples such as rainforest degradation and the spread of myxomatosis among rabbit populations, were put forward as examples of scientific experimentation in the natural world going wrong.
Rotterdam was flattened by the Luftwaffe during the second world war and has since served as a hotbed of experimentation, becoming a natural home for the country's architectural avant garde.
In short, CTC accents all the natural experimentation, curiosity, sense of independence, and downright fun too often drained from childhood in the schoolroom setting (Fig. 7).
Although the roots of careful observation and experimentation of the natural world go back to ancient times, study of animal behavior remained largely anecdotal until long after the scientific revolution.
