Sentence examples for make some experiments from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to wait three years to make some experiments.

Some expect the new policy to make some experiments more expensive, requiring more animals and more cells.

The qualification, "in principle" is important because practical, ethical, and other considerations might make some experiments infeasible, that is, limit us to contemplating hypothetical experiments".

The National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) made some experiments emphasizing in ergonomics to better capture user traits.

Putkaradze and Vorobieff [32] made some experiments to show the multiple solutions of the flow in an expanding channel.

It is widely used for studying a lot of phenomenon, implementing diverse algorithms, and making some experiments in wireless sensor networks.

Furthermore, we apply the Lie approximation in order to make some numerical experiments concerning the splitting of a soliton, interaction among solitons and blow-up phenomenon.

In this section, we will make some numerical experiments and give a numerical comparison with the method proposed in [23] to test the efficiency of the proposed method.

I made some little experiments.

Shaw set up a fine, wide system, made some notable experiments in workers' education, as with miners' families in the village of Silverdale, and vigorously encouraged film and related studies.

Another man who, like the Breguets, would flirt with the helicopter, go on to make his name with fixed-wing aircraft, and then later return to the challenge of vertical flight, was Igor Sikorsky, who made some unsuccessful experiments at about the same time.