Sentence examples for public experiments from inspiring English sources

Races were even more popular than public experiments, and there was no better opportunity to observe a great natural drama.

The new Internet approaches represent high-profile, very public experiments in the next generation of opinion research.

Nevertheless, the great drawback is the lack of copyright licenses for public experiments.

Kibo contains a ton of reconfigurable space accessible from the pressurized interior, and has been popular for both private and public experiments that must be conducted in space.

Our key condition (sequential redundancy) shows that the informativeness of public experiments can substitute for the sender's expertise.

In years 3 and 4 of the project, the research team partnered with the BBC Tomorrow's World initiative (http://www.bbc.co.uk/tomorrowsworld) to extend the nQuire-it website and tools to support large-scale public experiments in psychology and social science.

So it's not surprising that President Obama's time in the White House looks like some kind of public experiment in child-rearing.

In the spring of 1881 he obtained financial support, mostly from farmers, to conduct a large-scale public experiment of anthrax immunization.

Where my dad's e-mail messages, sent from his work server, suggest sealed envelopes containing controlled prose for my eyes only, my mother-in-law's Web use implies participation in a fun and unruly public experiment.

Sam Grobart and I participated in a public experiment on Wednesday afternoon: We invited readers who use Google+ to join us in a videochatting session using Google Hangouts, to talk about all things tech.

With the final touches nearly complete on the 50,000-square-foot office building at 1501 East Madison Street, at the edge of the city's Capitol Hill neighborhood, its occupants are about to embark upon an unparalleled — and very public — experiment in sustainability.