Sentence examples for hope of testing from inspiring English sources

In practice, string theorists admit that even their equations are still only approximations, and physicists outside the fold complain that the effects of "stringy physics" happen at such high energies that there is no hope of testing them in today's particle accelerators.

Nasa is currently looking into the idea, with the hope of testing a prototype on board the ISS.

Meanwhile Iran is busy pursuing its nuclear bomb project and enriching its supply of uranium faster than ever before, with the hope of testing its first nuclear bomb.

Dr. Chapco said he and colleagues had begun DNA studies of the species in the hopes of testing that notion.

Expanding More Than Wheels More Than Wheels spent its early years dealing exclusively with rural New Hampshire residents, but with funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Boston-based Strategic Grant Partners the program has expanded to the Boston area in the hopes of testing its model in an urban setting and, eventually, growing across the region and possibly the country.

The telescope, known as the Cosmic Background Imager, has been observing the CMB for years in hopes of testing theories about how the universe was born.

The L.H.C. is considered the best — some would say the only — hope for testing the theories of "new physics" against material reality.

While speculative, scientists hope to find ways of testing the idea.

In 2010, The New York Times reported on the pervasiveness of dementia in this large Colombian family and scientists' hopes of testing prevention drugs.

A complementary conclusion is that the auditory ERP is not as useful as had been hoped for testing 'maturational lag' accounts of developmental disorders.

The agency did say it was "in the process of testing" the Lexus hoping to "better understand the results obtained" by Consumer Reports.