Sentence examples for in theory and in experiment from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the interfaces between these graphene layers are constructed naturally, which is interesting in scientific research, both in theory and in experiment.

The red balls in the urn are identified with voters who will vote for candidate A and the black balls with those voting for candidate B. Choosing a sample from the electorate and asking their preferences is a well-defined random experiment, which in theory and in practice is repeatable.

In the 1930s, Allison conducted experiments with X-rays, and published his results in a book, X-rays in Theory and Experiment.

It is shown how the average over the ensemble of realizations of the surface profile function used in the design of these surfaces can be replaced in the theory and in experiment by the illumination of a single realization of the random surface by a broadband source.

The feasibility of the idea of double stack HR coating was discussed in this paper both in theory and experiment.

Results are demonstrated in theory and experiment.

Compton and Allison, "X-Rays in Theory and Experiment" (Macmillan, 1935), pp. 40 and 690.

In the work (64), we showed in theory and experiment that if r is discriminative to the class label and highly independent with other features, the performance of RDE tends to be close to a classifier trained with infinite labeled data.

"He was excited about the latest results in theory or in experiment, and he always jumped to the next level of insight," said physicist John Bahcall, of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.

The significant excellence is analyzed in theory and is proved in experiment.

A quantitative correlation between the exhaustion of the static toughness and the dissipation of the cyclic plastic strain energy during the course of high-temperature fatigue failure of the current alloy was developed in theory and further verified in experiment.