Sentence examples for experimentation offered from inspiring English sources

Architects may also like tree metaphors because a tree's overall structure is regular, while its fine-grained composition, its tangles of branches, are irregular, an arrangement conducive to the kind of design experimentation offered by new digital technologies.

Rogers [ 26] describes some of the attributes of an innovation that can favor its successful incorporation: comparative advantages with regard to preexisting technologies; reduced complexity; compatibility with values, needs and current practices within organizations; opportunities for experimentation offered by the new technology; visibility of results of the new technology to its users.

Nonetheless, our experimentation offers a rare example of long-term progress on diversity goals.

There is nothing as guzzlingly addictive as 'Never Be Alone', but their plucky experimentation offers up a number of dancefloor treats.

Progress in the life sciences, including genome sequencing and high-throughput experimentation, offers an opportunity for understanding biology and medicine from a systems perspective.

Logic of Experimentation offers several innovative and ground-breaking perspectives on music performance, music ontology, research methodologies and ethics of performance.

Experimentation offers companies a powerful way to understand what customers want and how they are likely to behave, but it also seems that few people realize quite how much of it is going on.

Remote laboratory experimentation offers high quality learning experiences in science and engineering education, while adding flexibility, especially in terms of time and special needs [9].

Laboratory experimentation offers the possibility of a better evaluation of treatment effects because it is easier to control environmental and soil variables (Schaufler et al., 2010).

A fertile ground for jazz experimentation, Wilson Junior College offered Braxton new musical outlets.

Online experimentation also offers a very important support in engineering teaching, and can be used to improve the students' learning process, for instance in Electrical Engineering courses, particularly on topics related to systems and automatic control.