It was a kind of experiment in openness.
The nineteenth century was the great Age of Experiment in American agriculture.
But for the most part Fitzgerald's prose is a kind of experiment in restrained extravagance.
First of all, there is a much higher level of experiment in American poetry.
Novels are a kind of experiment in selfhood, for the reader as well as for the author.
The book as a whole functions as a kind of experiment in forensic ethics: a study of the shifting aspect of good and evil over time.
This type of experiment, in which subjects are picked at random to get either the treatment or a placebo, is generally considered the most reliable medical research.
The work she produced there, in the course of an almost monthlong visit, meshes a social-documentary approach with a sort of experiment in point-of-view photography.
As time went on, improved accuracy in notating pitch and time values permitted some degree of experiment in choral performance.
He upheld the writing of verse in traditional forms throughout a lengthy period of experiment in poetry.
After years of experiment in devising such a tongue, working under the pseudonym of Doktoro Esperanto, he published an expository textbook, Lingvo Internacia (1887; Dr. Esperanto's International Language).
