Sentence examples for learned of experiments from inspiring English sources

In 1939 physicists in the United States had learned of experiments in Germany demonstrating the possibility of nuclear fission and had understood that the potential energy might be released in an explosive weapon of unprecedented power.

President Álvaro Colom of Guatemala, who first learned of the experiments on Thursday in a phone call from Mrs. Clinton, called them "hair-raising" and "crimes against humanity".

Samantha was taken to ensure Bill Mulder's silence after he learned of the experiments.

Because I didn't know what Duke would say if it learned of my experiment, I was determined to keep the van a secret.

Writers also posited that Henry's father's murder involved revenge after he had an affair, but the producers and Gatiss found it easier to mention he died because he learned of Franklin's experiments with the hallucinogenic gas.

And it certainly explains why he perked up when, a few months after leaving Geron, he learned of an unusual experiment by Jose Cibelli, an Argentinian scientist working at Advanced Cell Technology.

When she was directing "The Odyssey," she learned of an even bigger experiment in community theater.

A small town in Maine is invaded by thick mist, under cover of which lurk misshapen creatures the outcome, we vaguely learn, of wayward military experiments.

A small town in Maine is invaded by thick mist, under cover of which lurk misshapen creatures — the outcome, we vaguely learn, of wayward military experiments.

Ross was responsible for prohibiting David Banner from his lab work after learning of his dangerous experiments.

The present experiment examined learning of a three-segment movement sequence using physical or observational practice, and whether permitting eye movements to be made during observation is a prerequisite for learning such a movement sequence.