Sentence examples for phase of experimentation from inspiring English sources

This phase of experimentation and transition is generally associated with people in their twenties, but its boundaries are fluid.

I don't want to say too much about it, but I'm at that phase of experimentation".

In the first phase of experimentation, defects including porosity and the fractural damage induced in the subsurface area were investigated.

The next phase of experimentation that I plan to do in Nepal will be to combine these types of migration subsidy programs directed to landless laborers with access to labor-saving technologies directed to the cultivators who employ them.

He said that no exuberant fans had banged down his classroom door, nor had anyone enrolled "just because they liked 'Tristan and Isolde.' " "I feel like we're beyond the phase of experimentation," he said of his students' progress.

"It's early in the development of netbooks and tablet PCs like the iPad," Mr. Katla said, "so we are in a phase of experimentation on prices and subsidies to find out what makes sense".

A typical metagenomic analysis comprises of two major phases of experimentation.

One subscale of the motivational scale is the test anxiety scale and this was administered to all students, in both the experimental and control groups, during the initial phase of the experimentation.

"Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913 1917," organized by the Art Institute of Chicago and MoMA, employed archival and technical discoveries to lend insight into the artist's phase of isolated experimentation that was previously regarded as a self-imposed departure from the mainstream of modernism.

This phase of early experimentation with sedentary life and domestication was soon followed by a period of fully developed village farming as defined at important Zagros sites such as Jarmo, Sarāb, upper Ali Kosh, and upper Gūrān.

While Iggy Pop by his own description "moved to Berlin in rude health and left as a wreck", Bowie managed to convert the new-found anonymity for a phase of creative experimentation, resulting in the three albums often referred to as the "Berlin trilogy" – Low, "Heroes" and Lodger, inspired by Berlin but recorded in Switzerland and the US.