Sentence examples for experiments from which from inspiring English sources
The experiments from which the data have been obtained are described and the numerical results are discussed.
The manuscript is the account by Gregor Mendel of the pea-breeding experiments from which he deduced the laws of heredity and laid the foundations of modern genetics.
A related challenge in the context of interacting with real-world environments is that AI systems might not be able to conduct a sufficiently large number of experiments from which to learn.
The Al Al2O3 coatings were then subjected to dry sliding wear experiments from which the friction, wear, and microevolution of third body structures in the wear track and transfer film were observed.
Only a small portion of the Cd is released during the leaching experiments, from which source could not be revealed.
This type of simulation method consists on independently repeating random experiments, from which statistical results are extracted.
Still, the club has set in motion a brave experiment, from which mainstream organizations have much to learn.
This is the experiment from which generations of humanists have backed away; for Nietzsche, however, there was no goodness otherwise.
This would not destroy our diversity and difference, but would provide a common ground of learning and experimenting, from which we could engage more productively together.
And its unprecedented three-tier structure might prove to be a worthy experiment from which wage hike supporters and cynics alike can glean data.
