Sentence examples for flurry of experiments from inspiring English sources

It led to a flurry of experiments and the development of the marine chronometer by John Harrison.

These achievements set off a flurry of experiments: Scientists used BECs to create "atomic lasers" and watched as vortices formed and dissipated within the BECs.

In the last decade, physicists finally proved that neutrinos have mass, and since then, a flurry of experiments has begun to flesh out the elusive neutrinos' properties.

However, the success of Roger Fry's first post-impressionist exhibition, in 1910, generated a flurry of experiment in the visual arts, and Lewis took up his brush again, to considerable effect.

Watching RedZone, especially during a flurry of Sunday afternoon scoring, has become an experiment in how much stress my heart can handle without failing.

The rules are the latest in a flurry of regulations that grew out of the 2001 anthrax attacks and govern experiments that could potentially be used as bioterrorism weapons.

Because this change is happening so fast, and amid a flurry of mostly positive media attention, it can be hard to recognize what a radical social experiment it is.

Expect a flurry of feathers.

A flurry of meetings followed.

Why the flurry of activity?

A flurry of activity followed.