Sentence examples for notable experiments from inspiring English sources

But his most notable "experiments" seem never to have been actually performed; they were merely described.

In the 19th century there were notable experiments in India with codifying the common law.

One of its most notable experiments was in 1988, when some natural fires that consumed more than half of Yellowstone National Park were allowed to burn.

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.

Other notable experiments during the season: Consuelo Castiglioni at Marni used a new embroidered technique with fur, and Roberto Cavalli assembled pieces of mink, astrakhan, pekan, sable, fin raccoon and fox to make lightweight mantles.

He served a long list of prominent firms ending with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation; while at Bethlehem, he developed high-speed steel and performed notable experiments in shoveling and pig-iron handling.

In one notable experiment, two groups of boys practiced throwing darts at a target placed under about a foot of water.

So basing a series on sexual experimentation and other taboos, even if from a bygone era — "Swingtown" is set in the mid-1970s — is a notable experiment in and of itself.

In another notable experiment published this month in the journal Menopause, a group of postmenopausal women completed a 13-week walking program while wearing accelerometers to measure their full daily activity.

Packaging isn't the only notable experiment.

The most notable experiment on this topic to date is Astronaut Scott Kelly's Year in Space.