Sentence examples for experiments that could be from inspiring English sources

Glimcher describes one of several experiments that could be done with the portable device.

The second was the construction of a second experimental area that greatly enhanced the types of experiments that could be performed.

There's no shortage of similar experiments that could be run in places with more fundamental health problems, where Facebook's status as a luxury could make it very influential.

Instead, they will make videos to pitch ideas for experiments that could be conducted in the zero-gravity environs of the space station.

He said the speed with which the prize was awarded to Dr. Geim and Dr. Novoselov was a reflection of the excitement about possible applications and the new physics experiments that could be performed with graphene.

Former French Minister of Education, Jack Lang, introduced La Casserole des Enfants into schools and Hervé came up with a list of 10 different experiments that could be carried out by primary- school children.

The experiment As with previous academy initiatives, Gove's policy hasn't been designed as an experiment that could be rigorously evaluated.

Brecht's intention was not to limit but to provide a document as scientific evidence of an experiment that could be used in further research.

I will conclude with preliminary ideas for the ultimate LArTPC experiment that could be conducted at the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL) in South Dakota.

These two forces, when harnessed and combined, have tremendous potential as demonstrated by a recent Google initiative called YouTube Space Lab – a global competition giving teenagers the opportunity to design a science experiment that could be carried out on board the International Space Station.

The coupled process simulation approach was able to establish a quantitative characterization of the principal flow, transport, and reaction processes based on the 2002 field experiment, that could be applied without modification to describe the 2003 field experiment.