Sentence examples for novel experimentation from inspiring English sources

It could also allow for certain copies to be inherited unchanged while other copies are recombined in novel experimentation.

Importantly, a goal of the course is to guide students through novel experimentation in conjunction with an ongoing research project in the sponsor's laboratory.

Of note, the measurement of contractile properties in the neb zebrafish demonstrates a novel technical approach for the study of zebrafish skeletal muscle function, and the fact that our data is so consistent with the previously reported data for NEB mutation indicates the validity and value of this novel experimentation.

We also recommend the use of two novel approaches: experimentation and the evaluation of ecosystem resiliency to unplanned disturbances.

The model now opens up great opportunities for hypothesis-driven research, combining theoretical models and novel types of experimentation, especially given the recently acquired ability to generate artificial, replicable soil-like microcosms on which to test model predictions.

The truth is, lobbying and advocacy aimed at maintaining or expanding the $12 billion a year minimum the U.S. government spends poking and prodding our furry friends isn't about saving human lives, or groundbreaking scientific inquiry, or avoiding another Holocaust (a novel claim of experimentation advocates).

They spurred experimentation with novel brushstroke techniques.

In the novel, Watson's polished experimentation could be called versatility, but in stories like "Ordinary Monsters" — a handful of vignettes nestled between the solid family dramas of "Visitation" and "Carl's Outside" — it seems less substantial and more unfocused.

In 1965 he was hired as an assistant to the president of United Artists and soon moved into the role of associate producer on Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush (1968), the script for which he helped to adapt from Hunter Davies' novel of teenage sexual experimentation.

Experimentation with novel user interfaces has created all kinds of fun apps with intuitive and interesting controls.

The main contribution of this article is to present a prototype of an SDN-based architecture in a real-life test-bed, where we evaluate the associated implementation costs and we confirm through experimentation that novel complex services can be created with relatively low effort.