Sentence examples for pioneering experiments from inspiring English sources

"He did a variety of pioneering experiments, which really created the field".

Born to a family of German musicians in Milwaukee in 1900, Otto Luening was renowned for his pioneering experiments with electronic music in the 1950's.

The source of the high voltage for Cockcroft and Walton's pioneering experiments was a four-stage voltage multiplier assembled from four large rectifiers and high-voltage capacitors.

When I sat down with Holloszy and Fontana, the Calerie investigators at Washington University, they pointed out that Holloszy had conducted some of the pioneering experiments on exercise, health and weight.

That's the term used by Robert A. Emmons, of the University of California, Davis, for the technique used in his pioneering experiments he conducted along with Michael E. McCullough of the University of Miami.

Because of his interest in why some objects attract others, Dr. Gilbert conducted pioneering experiments with static electricity, then called the amber effect because rubbing a dry cloth on pieces of amber causes them to attract feathers and other light objects.

The PlanetSolar is a pioneering experiment.

Sainsbury's has produced a battery of techno-gadgets that consumers are testing in its pioneering experiment in Swadlincote, Derbyshire.

In 1927 Russell and Dora set up their own school, Beacon Hill, as a pioneering experiment in primary education.

Then last week, almost unnoticed, a pioneering experiment of the kind that must succeed if the NHS is to stay viable fell apart.

It is a pioneering experiment in crowd-sourcing what had traditionally been investigative journalism, in a country where that type of journalism is repressed.