Sentence examples for inconsequential experiment from inspiring English sources
McGraw described Quantum Leap as "a very small, little-known, inconsequential experiment," which had the aim of "developing procedures and processes that would improve interagency collaboration," though he couldn't say why the report's authors concentrated on social media, as "social-media tools were not a major focus" of the experiment.
Thus the order in which the solutions are labelled in these experiments is inconsequential as the reactions are under thermodynamic control.
Our experiments demonstrate that what from our perspective appears to be an inconsequential change in environment can result in a surprisingly substantial change in behavior and neuroanatomy.
In her exposition of the thoughts and conversations of an Englishwoman and her circle (including a veteran driven mad by the war) on a single London day, Woolf embarked on a great experiment, showing how a lifetime may be contained and revealed in small, seemingly inconsequential details.
And a variety of laboratory experiments have shown that when a person is excluded, even if for a brief time in something as inconsequential as a silly computer game, they feel worse about themselves and experience an all-around sour mood.
But even if it proved to be completely correct, the amount of matter involved in typical particle accelerator experiments is so small that any gravitational effects of the mini "black hole" would be inconsequential.
But they seem inconsequential.
You inconsequential little stain.
The exchange was inconsequential.
Inconsequential," he says.
