Sentence examples for own experimentation from inspiring English sources

Then, back in Dublin, we do our own experimentation and evaluation to figure out what works and what doesn't.

Crick was a devotee of novelist Aldous Huxley, who wrote of his own experimentation with hallucinogens in his stories The Doors Of Perception and Heaven and Hell.

Mr Brook's own experimentation, drawing on these approaches, culminated in a circus-inspired "Midsummer Night's Dream" in 1970.He made Paris his home in the mid-1970s, and until 2008 he ran the Bouffes du Nord, a theatre that was a disused 19th-century music hall before he renovated it.

The dialogue reflects Scudéry's own experimentation on two chameleons imported from Alexandria and entrusted to her care.

It was learned that extension advice took the lion's share (about 58.4%) followed by own experimentation, which accounts 23.9% (Figure 6).

Conley and Udry (2001) contend that farmers learn about new innovations from extension advice, from their own experimentation and from their neighbors' experimentation.

In this he shows not only his own evolution as a filmmaker but what he's borrowed from the artists before him – not only Godard and Bergman who did their own experimentations, but musicians like Profokiev where the dissonance itself is so tightly wound with the music it becomes a part of the music, as opposed to just the notes being played.

"An ongoing process of exploration complementary to her own literary experimentation": the belles lettres criticism of Virginia Woolf.

In fact, in my own Soylent experimentation, I tried mixing the stuff with coffee — and the results weren't terrible.

Part of the challenge will be catering to all the niches and needs these individual companies might have throughout their own unique experimentation processes.

People also speak more slowly when using baby talk, which helps the baby better discern speech patterns and leads to their own language experimentation.