Sentence examples for illuminating experiments from inspiring English sources

Gregory has posted videos of his most illuminating experiments — including the trick involving a Charlie Chaplin mask on a rotating axle that I mentioned in my piece.

Connecting through technology @Revkin #scioclimate — US EPA Research (@EPAresearch) 15 Aug 13 I point to engaging, illuminating experiments in communicating scientific ideas: Agreed!

It is an illuminating experience.

This line of reasoning takes us to some illuminating-but-unethical experiments done by Harry Harlow some 50 years ago.

Finally, in the Discussion we perform a phenomenological analysis of some especially illuminating single cell analysis experiments, from Navin et al., that seem to support our proposition on the existence of adaptive aneuploidy in cancer cells.

It may not be very meaningful, or – like her experiment – particularly illuminating, but it's so disarmingly mad and honest that you go along with it: one member of the audience even agrees to down six vodkas in the name of art.

In summary, it would be very illuminating, although tedious, to consider experiments that measure whole-colony health as a response variable rather than worker longevity.

Levin's playing was a model of classicism for this early Beethoven work, but never missed an opportunity to experiment with an illuminating nuance here, a highlight there.

To see this, it is illuminating to consider the famous experiment that is said to have enabled a choice between the three DNA replication mechanisms in 1957.

Further experiments specifically targeted at illuminating changes in muscle mitochondrial function in vivo in response to hypoxic exposure are required.

Ribosomes and their subunits do not extend more than 30 nm, which is less than one tenth of the wave length (λ= 430 nm) of illuminating light used in most light scattering experiments on these particles (11- 13).