Sentence examples for form of experimentation from inspiring English sources

During the 1950s and 1960s, for example, Yoga and Zen meditation were serious religious options for some Westerners and a form of experimentation for large numbers.

With "Milk Train," Williams didn't exactly draw a line between his previous plays and a more aggressive form of experimentation; he simply became more flagrant about what hadn't been so obvious in his work before: thinking.

But software development, as a form of experimentation, knows no such bounds.

This form of experimentation does not allow an estimation of the interactive effect of factors on the measured response.

Computers allow for more elaborate experimentation (higher speed, better filtering, more variables, sophisticated coordination and control), but also, through modelling and simulations, might constitute a form of experimentation themselves.

Potter said that working with a narrative was its own form of experimentation.

Expect similar initiatives, and other forms of experimentation, as the legal profession grapples to better reflect the society around it.

Researchers must seek more efficient methods that involve fewer animals, look for more humane procedures and work towards developing completely new forms of experimentation that do not call for animals.

Somehow it seems that the two worlds merely end up illustrating or, worse, aping each other, as opposed to letting their own forms of experimentation and research unfold in a shared space.

The point is therefore not only that there are some software programs in the life sciences that are open source whereas most are not; open source is integral to forms of experimentation that depends on constant coordination of a 'multiplicity of techniques coordinated on an elevated surface (the screen)' (see Mackenzie 2010: 189).

‎Other forms of experimentation will also be on display in Park City.