Sentence examples for imagine experiments from inspiring English sources

As one can easily imagine, experiments using human BM are exceptionally challenging for a variety of reasons.

Given the many scientific thought experiments that cannot be realized in the real-world, Buzzoni might be conflating thought experiments with imagined experiments to be carried out in the real-world (see Fehige, 2012b, 2013b; and Buzzoni 2013b).

Thought experiments should be distinguished from thinking about experiments, from merely imagining any experiments to be conducted outside the imagination, and from psychological experiments with thoughts.

In the piece, now officially at viral status, Stinson paints a vivid picture of how wandering up and down the aisles at her favorite big box store inspired her to ponder the addictive nature of Nutella, imagine physics experiments involving 3-pound tubs of sour cream and converse with her father about historical figures who share their aliases with giant hams.

The blog is also a somewhat paradoxical example of the value of printing photographs; it's hard to imagine this experiment repeated with today's Flickr and Facebook albums.

It is difficult to imagine any experiment or observation that could disprove the doctrine of created antiquity.

As you can imagine, the experiment was a failure.

Imagine an experiment -- let's call it a celebration -- a global Eat-In.

But imagine the experiment without that kind of retrospective evaluation -- imagine the results weren't published, say, and that those who resisted evil never had the actions affirmed.

Let us imagine an experiment in which it would be possible to verify such predictions.

For example, imagine an experiment to test a listener's ability to adjust the pitch of a tone to be an octave higher than the pitch of a reference tone.