Sentence examples for great experiments and from inspiring English sources
Subsequent to this event, the Alexanderson Alternator was considered the world's first radio broadcast and quickly became used for many great experiments and broadcasts of all kinds, which included use by President Woodrow Wilson in his direction of forces at the close of World War I. Alexanderson was eventually able to build even higher power alternators, of up to 500,000 watts.
We came up with some great experiments and figured out what was "missing" from their previous functioning.
We thank the reviewers for suggesting these great experiments and we hope to do them in the future, but feel that they are beyond the scope of this study.
The earlier movie also shows a strong and ugly dose of the racism that Robinson faced from the start of the "great experiment," and, like "42," it shows him fighting with himself to keep his anger in check.
In the case of the latter two, UK film-goers have more than done their part in pushing Richard Linklater's great experiment and Wes Anderson's latest exquisite miniature into awards contention; they finished 2014 as the 28th and 42nd most successful films of the year here respectively, higher than in the US (81/105).
We built flook as a great experiment, and loved every bit of it.
If not, we'll say 'that was a great experiment' and move on".
Perhaps ironically, the greatest advance in particle physics — a great leap forward beyond the Standard Model — might not come from our greatest experiments and detectors at high-energies, but from a humble, patient look for an ultra-rare decay.
As an undergraduate she spent a summer at a national physics laboratory in England: "My supervisor there told me many times that I should not go into particle physics, that the era of accelerators and great experiments was all over and it was a dying field," Dr. Markopoulou said.
