In a laboratory, radical experiments are routinely undertaken with the expectation that they'll fail but still produce extraordinarily valuable insights, often opening up entirely new frontiers for investigation.
As speaker of North Carolina's House, Tillis used his gavel to oversee a dramatic shift rightwards in the state legislature, rendering the state legislature one of the most conservative laboratories for radical policies outside of Kansas.
These included the Allen Coral Atlas (http://allencoralatlas.org/#1/0/0), a high-resolution mapping tool that documents the global distribution of coral reefs on a metre scale (launched just days after her death), and creating giant ex situ reefs as laboratories for radical experimentation (for example Biosphere 2 Ocean, http://biosphere2.org/research/model-system/reef-solutions-biosphere-2-ocean).
The final velocities of the scattered NO radicals in the laboratory frame were then calculated from a coordinate transformation between the center-of-mass and laboratory frames.
In effect, the show, whose installations are temporary, adds to the museum's tradi tional pursuits of collecting, curating and exhibiting, the somewhat radical function as esthetic laboratory.
Gujarat is considered a test case for national politics because it is viewed as a laboratory for radical Hindu politics in contemporary India.
The laboratory OH radical measurement is carried out and results show that the proposed system can be used for atmospheric OH radical measurement.
It's already well-known that ultraviolet rays can create free radicals, and some laboratory studies suggest that low-level EMFs can do the same.
But now, this sleepy tourist town is going to become the laboratory for a radical new experiment.
For everything else, he said (sounding very much like Bill Gates), "We should seek suppliers who can provide these non-core activities efficiently and effectively". The laboratory for this radical vision was Iraq under US occupation.
