Sentence examples for orchestrated experiment from inspiring English sources

Their live performances have always been an interesting, and carefully orchestrated, experiment with acoustic elements and synthesizers.

This provides cover for the slash and burn experiment being orchestrated by Michael Gove, under the guise of freedom.

9): While the experiment in Guatemala by American researchers in the 1940s to deliberately infect hundreds of people with syphilis or gonorrhea was unethical and morally reprehensible, it dwarfs a much larger experiment, also orchestrated by Americans in Guatemala.

A similar social experiment was orchestrated in London in May and produced the same results.

Several repetitions of the experiments are orchestrated using automated scripts handling the elements of some representative scenarios.

She has orchestrated light and sound and experimented with ESP.

The answer was, in the words of one historian, "an unplanned experiment in state capitalism", orchestrated by the Food Minister Lord Rhondda, with the assistance of a razor-sharp civil servant, William H Beveridge, whose name would be committed to history 20 years later as a result of another great social reform: the foundation of the welfare state.

Workflows may orchestrate complex scientific experiments with a large number of workflow nodes.

While the music of Henry Cow was highly orchestrated and structured, Frith also began to experiment with unstructured music, using prepared instruments and chance composition.

Gabe Rivera was reticent to discuss his mix of signals and how they are orchestrated to produce Techmeme, but in general his recent experiments with adding social signals not just as indicators of authority but also as content themselves speak to this same abstraction of the elements of the broader conversation.

Lately I have been experimenting with a new form of the cooperative dinner, one so completely orchestrated that I ask the guests to prepare recipes that I supply.