Sentence examples for experiments abroad from inspiring English sources
They are driven, she argues, not by empiricism but by ideology, and by a highly selective and distorted reading of school experiments abroad, particularly those of the Swedish school system and the US Charter school movement.
(1956; On Socialist Realism), attacking Socialist Realist aesthetic doctrine and advocating the use of fantasy, and a number of "phantasmagoric works," including Lyubimov (1961 62; The Makepeace Experiment), were published abroad.
"Blueprint Specials" is one of the more eye-catching entries in this year's "Under the Radar" festival (Jan .4-15), the Public's showcase of experiments from here and abroad, which heats up the otherwise chilly theatre scene each January.
As World War I came to an end, Breton and his fellow poets Louis Aragon and Paul Eluard, inspired by Apollinaire's idea of "the New Spirit now abroad," began experimenting with new literary techniques like automatic writing.
But his popularity abroad and his experiments with Western musical sounds and styles drew criticism among traditionalists in India.
Four in-service structures and six full-scale field experiments from the US and abroad were reviewed.
Anchored at Stanford and undertaken by national experts--including current State Board of Education president Mike Kirstudies studies culled from experiments in the U.S. and abroad.
There had been only one experiment with a manager from abroad in the top flight before.
Dr. Stavins said that California's cap and trade experiment could have considerable influence abroad as well, given that its emissions are comparable to those of, say, Italy.
In laboratories in the United States and abroad, researchers are experimenting with computer systems that use tiny cameras, fast processors and smart software to identify and respond quickly and accurately to a range of hand gestures natural to humans.
