Sentence examples for of Failed experiments from inspiring English sources

"I think we are going to see a lot of failed experiments before we see a form of journalism that makes money online," Ms. Etlinger said.

People are just as interested in researchers (and their activities) as their research; also write about what goes wrong as well as right – the human story of failed experiments is interesting but rarely gets told.

Persuading audio book publishers and radio producers to allow him to sell their content online was not easy at first, Mr. Katz said, particularly because many publishers were still feeling the sting of failed experiments with the CD-ROM.

After a long catalogue of failed experiments, Cliff, a post-doctoral researcher, suddenly starts to get exciting results: the cancerous mice he is injecting with a new virus begin spontaneously to improve.

Hadid arrived at a time when the public's faith in modernist architecture, which had been the dominant style for large-scale buildings for most of the postwar period, was at a low ebb, mainly as a result of failed experiments in urban planning and public housing undertaken in the nineteen-sixties.

2. Journal of Failed Experiments.

In our case, we tried not to think of the money wasted on failed experiments, or the fact that our regular daytime jobs which paid the rent were taking a hit because the experiments had become an obsession.

It relies on the deamination of unmethylated cytosine residues to uracil; however, its high rates of DNA degradation and incomplete cytosine to uracil conversion often lead to failed experiments, uninformative results, and false positives.

Today the ghostly faces of his failed experiments haunt our galleries, like gothic monsters.

Through all of these failed experiments, the public sector, much-maligned and chronically underfunded, has carried on with the hard work of educating young people, treating the sick and providing the vast range of services needed in a modern society, on a the basis of an ethic of service to the entire community, and not merely those who can pay for premium service.

When I first heard the pitch, I thought of previous failed experiments in "interactive cinema".