I can't agree that franchise extension necessarily allows for experimentation, though – I find that mid-series surprises tend to come down to fresh directorial influence.
"Money may travel faster than sound in some directions, but not in the direction of musical experimentation or extension," he wrote in his notes accompanying the symphony.
Conley and Udry (2001) contend that farmers learn about new innovations from extension advice, from their own experimentation and from their neighbors' experimentation.
Moreover, modern technology platforms for the rapid, automated (high-throughput) generation of biological data have allowed for an extension from traditional hypothesis-driven experimentation to data-driven analysis, by which computational experiments can be performed on genome-wide databases of unprecedented scale.
Moreover, modern technology platforms for the rapid, automated (high-throughput) generation of biological data have allowed for an extension from traditional hypothesis-driven experimentation to data-driven analysis, by which computational experiments can be performed on genomewide databases of unprecedented scale.
The idea of looseness — and by extension informality and ad hoc experimentation — is the jerry-built, hand-tuned, happily sputtering engine that drives the exhibition.
But the foray into craft bourbon was a natural extension of Preston's belief in experimentation.
Same-sex experimentation, for many, is an extension of youthfulness, nonconformity, and fun -- not necessarily any indicator of identity.
Some experimentation (details not shown) suggested that extension to still longer grids would have little effect on observed probability of mutant survival and psurf.
In debating the bill, the Senate had adopted a number of tax-cutting amendments, including a repeal of the 3percentt federal excise tax on telephone service and the permanent extension of a corporate tax credit for research and experimentation costs.
