Sentence examples for fanciful experiment from inspiring English sources

In May, MIT opens its "Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies"—a dull moniker for perhaps the world's most expensive and fanciful experiment in fashion.

Far from being a fanciful experiment, like some "hyper mile" vehicles, the company developing Urbee, Kor EcoLogic, insists that it could become a viable runaround for normal people.

Some of these comparisons (e.g., the comparisons of Ket with Caucasian languages) are fanciful experiments or completely unfounded.

These fanciful experiments inspired a fair bit of news media attention but little apparent religious practice (for which many of them were poorly suited in any case).

It thus benefited from high-level museum exposure, which is important for contemporary art, reassuring potential buyers who do not trust themselves to determine what is really "art" as opposed to fanciful experiments.

"It definitely haunted him," Mr. Nelson said of Mr. Herzog's experience with the movie, which will be released in theaters by IFC through its Sundance Selects label, and which veers sharply from Mr. Herzog's sometimes fanciful experiments.

But let me suggest a fanciful thought experiment to test their position.

But are we entitled to conclude from this fanciful thought experiment that failure is beneficial, or that parents and teachers should deliberately stand back rather than help out?

The upshot is a second collection of images within Ways of Knowing that feature fanciful, homemade experiments built and shot by Stier in his own studio.

Although dynamic choice problems are often presented with the help of fanciful thought experiments, their interest is not strictly theoretical.

It doesn't come off as a fanciful world-music experiment; the group proves, if anyone had doubted it, that Asian music is a defining part of English culture.