Sentence examples for matter of experimentation from inspiring English sources
Instead, human evolution has been throughout its long history a matter of experimentation, with new species being constantly spawned and thrown into the ecological arena to compete and, more often than not, become extinct.
Finding "your" blend is just a matter of experimentation, and experimenting will be a delicious endeavor!
As far as philosophy was concerned, Sennert was only interested in the general idea of atomism; the precise content of an atomic doctrine, in his view, ought to be a matter of chemical experimentation.
The proper way to grow biofuels to serve all needs simultaneously will continue to be a matter of much experimentation and debate, but the fast growth in biofuel production will likely continue.
From there, it's a matter of extensive experimentation and practice to see what works for you.
After the post-World War II years of intellectual isolation and copy-cat modernism in the Netherlands, a new generation of brazenly skeptical designers is mixing international trends and experimentation with Dutch matter-of-factness, Bart Lootsma suggests in his new book, "Superdutch" (Princeton Architectural Press).
There's an appealingly self-conscious air about both songs, a sense of wide-eyed romantic experimentation, as men dance sheepishly with other men, and women, more matter-of-factly, dance with women.
This, of course, is a matter of taste, and will require experimentation.
Since students are really learning by doing in this prescribed process, the attractiveness of the teaching methodology is that the instructor substitutes direct learning and instruction on research design for one where students learn much of the subject matter through experimentation.
Lepanea et al. (2003) found through experimentation that organic matter of high MWs in seawater were more easily degraded by UVB.
No matter the name, there's something powerful in the word that reminds us of the old chem lab and that spirit of experimentation.
