Sentence examples for pieces of experimental from inspiring English sources

By July 1943 two essential and encouraging pieces of experimental data had been obtained plutonium did give off neutrons in fission, more than uranium-235; and the neutrons were emitted in a short time compared to that needed to bring the weapon materials into a supercritical assembly.

All these three pieces of experimental evidence show that a 2DES in the vicinity of nanoscaled scatterers is an ideal playground for studying the direct I-QH transition.

Indeed, Laudan (1997, 315; also see Musgrave 2010) spotted in this approach the risk of a "balkanization" of scientific reasoning, namely, a restricted focus on scattered pieces of experimental inference (but see Mayo 2010 for a defense).

This technology is Eidos, two pieces of experimental equipment that selectively enhance vision and hearing by activating hidden powers of perception. .

Several pieces of experimental evidence support the localisation of the antigenic region.

As we have determined our set of genuine TSS locations using at least two independent pieces of experimental evidence, our TSS sets for human and mouse can be considered very accurate.

Maybe I should revive my Red Sox inspired piece of experimental fiction "Finnegans Wakefield".

Like any other piece of experimental equipment, the microarrays themselves have varying degrees of accuracy built into them.

This glut of cinematic associations inspired the artist David Levine's "Private Moment," a piece of experimental theatre being performed in eight repeating scenes throughout the park.

The discovery that dogs are color blind was facilitated by a standard piece of experimental equipment called Yerkes-Watson discrimination box.

Even today, when we can feel safe in the knowledge that it's all fiction, Ghostwatch is still an incredibly effective piece of experimental television.