Sentence examples for most experimental work from inspiring English sources
Ms. Galen's most experimental work is "First Day".
She did her most experimental work late in life.
His most experimental work is Om (1946; "If, About, Around").
"For the first time, we have evidence of probably his most experimental work of all".
Likewise, says Boyd, "some of the most experimental work isn't in the least bit collaborative".
His most experimental work is the slow movement of his B flat Piano Sonata.
Perhaps we should not be surprised that Picasso often kept his most experimental works, works in which the romantic risks of becoming invariably trump the search for some ideal form.
Mr. Pollini brought the same exploratory quality to one of Chopin's most experimental works, the "Polonaise Fantaisie," which sounded like some dreamy, halting and captivating memory of a stirring Polish dance.
Blackstar lacks the kind of killer pop single Bowie would once invariably come up with amid even his most experimental works – a Sound and Vision, a Heroes, a Golden Years – but only Girl Loves Me feels like a slog: lots of Clockwork Orange Nadsat and a smattering of Polari in the incomprehensible lyrics, thuddingly propulsive drums, no tune.
On the other hand, for type II superconductors such as ZrRh and TaN, most experimental works did not observe the pure T −1 dependence of dephasing rate [26,27].
KBH first set the hypothesis, mentored, and designed the whole experiments and my co-authors, who contributed to the completion of current manuscript, YMH as a PhD student and HJL, a professor in the lab of chemoprevention contributed to most experimental works.
