The play will be set in a fictional London polling station and the theatre said tickets to see the "bold experiment" in person would be made available via a ballot.
Tom Bissell's "Extra Lives" did a remarkable and all-too-rare job of sustaining my interest in video games, even though I don't play them; it was a good companion to Nicholson Baker's fine piece on his experiments in first-person shooting for this magazine.
The slow increase in spinal trigeminal activity induced by nitrovasodilators [23] is paralleled by clinical experiments in healthy persons and patients suffering from primary headaches, in which infusion of nitroglycerin caused delayed headaches [12] [14].
False submission Because laboratory experiments are conducted in person, there are generally no false submissions.
The researchers set up experiments in which a person approached and touched a nest briefly once a day for four days, wearing different clothing each day.
Public safety John Senders of the University of Toronto, Canada, for conducting a series of safety experiments in which a person drives an automobile on a major highway while a visor repeatedly flaps down over his face, blinding him.
If the student finds an effect, then the experiment will move to in-person testing, and then, if possible, to a large-scale proof under "ecologically valid" conditions, such as a bar or a restaurant.
Like the lab study Rhee performed, this in-person experiment found again that the antibacterial soap was no better than the regular soap.
For example, Baltussen et al [ 47, 48] conducted a discrete choice experiment in 30 persons involved in policy- and decision-making in Ghana's health sector to obtain stated-preferences over programs defined by 'cost-effectiveness', 'poverty reduction', 'severity of disease'ageage of target group', 'budget impact' and 'individual health effect'.
Some online programs also offer (or require) participation in science experiments, field trips, and other in-person events.
