Sentence examples for out of experiments from inspiring English sources

Caro's dramatic group work, The Trojan War, came out of experiments conducted in the workshop of the ceramicist Hans Spinner, near Grasse in the south of France.

A major milestone in the computer age was born out of experiments at the University of Pennsylvania, where the ENIAC computer was launched in 1945.

It grew out of experiments by the Camerata, a Florentine society of poets and musicians that at the end of the 16th century sought to revive Greek tragedy.

They were seen by the French poets Paul Eluard and André Breton, and he joined the new movement they were forging out of experiments in "automatic writing", trying to release poetic images beneath the eye of the mind's censor.

As just one example, the development of a sterile technique as well as procedures to sterilize glassware and growth media all grew directly out of experiments trying to prove or disprove the possibility of spontaneous generation of microorganisms.

The main objective was to improve understanding of core degradation behaviour during severe accidents through the development of computer codes, the carrying out of experiments and the assessment of the computer codes' ability to reproduce experimental behaviour.

"Usually, something unexpected comes out of experimenting.

PKF drafted the manuscript and carried out part of experiments.

ZZ carried out most of experiments and drafted the manuscript.

BHR reviewed the manuscript and carried out part of experiments.

HW participated in its design, carried out most of experiments, and drafted the manuscript.