Sentence examples for focused experimentation from inspiring English sources

Finally, AOL's strategic principle has spurred focused experimentation in the field by clearly defining employees' latitude for making moves.

The theoretical predictions were tested against focused experimentation in frog skeletal muscle.

4. Use time boxes to focus experimentation and avoid waste.

Working with the Open Ocean Initiative, we extended our focus to also consider urban oceans with a workshop focused on experimentation in the intertidal zone.

An earlier study focused on experimentation of AsterixDB and three other data management systems with read-only and data modification workloads [49].

The project quickly evolved into spontaneous live performances that focused on experimentation with techno, jungle, and electronica.

Opening September 7th at the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion for its LA Opera/US premiere, this production's random "songspiel" expositions and no arias to speak of -- unless you count an unmoving treatise on insect rights and an inconceivable ode to mutant abortion -- seemed more focused on experimentation and sustained dissonance than opera.

An added dimension of conserved expression will enable focused functional experimentation on transcripts that are likely to be important, although our data indicates that these cases will be the exception rather than the rule.

The method should be introduced carefully and be focused on experimentation, which contributes to further understanding of the processes/activities that will take place in the space for which the design is intended.

As the combined delivery of ZFNs and donor sequence is central to the studies of repair, we have focused our experimentation and derived calculations on providing the exact numbers of infectious particles (IDLVs) that are required to obtain repair.

The band wanted to build on the textures of The Unforgettable Fire, but in contrast to that record's often out-of-focus experimentation, they sought a harder-hitting sound within the limitations of conventional song structures.