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Two later experiments came up with wildly different values, however, leaving researchers perplexed.

The mystery of the missing neutrinos emerged in the late 1960s, when physicists calculated the number of relatively energetic neutrinos that should be streaming from the sun--due to the decay of boron-8 cooked up in the solar furnace--but detection experiments came up short.

"There are several cooling techniques that people are developing and interesting experiments coming up," he says.

The original experiment they came up with to test the hypothesis was unorthodox.

We also experimented and came up with the idea and confirmation of orthogonality conditions for the asymmetrical roll-off factors (in frequency domain) primarily to better control the latency inherent to the FBMC format.

After some experimenting they came up with Lyft, a new product that wouldn't just redefine their company, but also the way people thought about getting a ride from a stranger.

Two student quotes capture both of these themes: (1) "It was interesting to see what kinds of experiments different people came up with, and how they went about testing their hypothesis.

Yunus experimented until he came up with a more structured funding model.

"It's not like I came up with these experiments based on this experience," Ramirez told me when I visited him at his new office at Harvard, just down the Charles River from his graduate school digs.

Experimenting with rhyme schemes, they came up with dummy lyrics: "Roly poly/Eating solely/Ravioli/ Better watch your diet or bust".

Then he began to experiment with home brewing, and came up with a few batches of beer that were medicinal-tasting.