Sentence examples for practically experimented from inspiring English sources

The second scenario is, for obvious regulatory reasons, the first that can be practically experimented and used [11].

Through the thousands of years of its rich history, Europe has experimented with practically every type of economic model in existence and while it is true that nations with an emphasis on free market philosophy have fared better than countries with managed models, the global economic crisis has spared no one and left all of Europe in tatters.

Three weeks ago I wrote about the future of particle physics, where practically every experiment is multinational, and many are global.

The still-classified report by the Senate Intelligence Committee will place Mr. Brennan squarely in the cross-fire between Democratic critics of what they call a morally and practically disastrous experiment in torture, and some Republican defenders who say the report is biased and fault President Obama for banning coercive interrogations.

Practically, these experiments with highly focused beams are performed by scanning the sample surface while recording diffraction images with a two-dimensional (2D) detector.

A PMDC-FRR is designed practically in experiment with the power coupling coefficients of 0.5 and the loop length of 22 m.

Michael Frayn's Copenhagen is practically a theatrical experiment in Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, while Tom Stoppard's Arcadia is infused with the mathematics of chaos theory.

For this purpose, we designed a new apparatus making possible performing permeation and steady state sorption experiments practically simultaneously.

The said modifying has been carried out with the purpose to prevent aggregation of magnetite nanoparticles and, according to experiment, practically does not influence the magnetization of separate particles.

The Agilent 8x15K array format was chosen for the experiment because it allowed a multi-parametric test of probes for genotyping (about 15,000 probes/sub-array) in combination with multi-stringency washes of the eight identical sub-arrays, thereby maximizing the data output, and making the experiment practically and economically feasible.

In these experiments, practically all of the organs of the animal were stained, except for the brain and spinal cord [ 86].