Sentence examples for laboratories in which from inspiring English sources
Pharmaceutical firms, for example, operate large research laboratories in which chemists test molecules for pharmacological activity.
The models collectively represent virtually all possible approaches to education, and in effect serve as laboratories in which the universe of school practices can be studied.
In China, special economic zones were the laboratories in which capitalism and liberalized foreign trade were demonstrated to be advantageous for the whole Chinese economy.
Animal Aid, for example, is targeting medical-research charities, which it sees as more amenable to influence than the remote laboratories in which the work is done.
Ritchie's visual style, aided by the cinematographer Philippe Rousselot, is graphic-novel Victoriana: there are steampunk interiors — ironworks and infernal machines with a retrofuturistic look — and dim laboratories in which everything looks rank.
A further $273 million is allocated for universities to construct "N.I.H-free" buildings, meaning laboratories in which none of the equipment has been bought with money from the National Institutes of Health.
Wisconsin is an ideal laboratory in which to assess manufacturing.
The areas in which the wave recorders are set up serve as a testing laboratory in which to develop the method.
"Solitude is an excellent laboratory in which to observe the extent to which manners and habits are conditioned by others," he wrote.
But the isolation that made the islands a perfect laboratory in which to study the variation of species as they occur in nature remained largely unviolated.
Between 1950 and 1980 the playground developed into a creative laboratory in which landscape architects, activists and artists experimented with ways of aiding the development of urban children.
