Sentence examples for range of experiment from inspiring English sources
Today, when readers of poetry are used to a much wider range of experiment than Bridges was, it is indeed hard to hear much similarity between Hopkins's supercharged rhythms and Whitman's psalmlike expansiveness.
The favourable comparison of the determined interfacial tension from the two data sets, in an overlapping range of experiment parameters, grants reliability of the measurement values.
The objective of the Satellite Test of the Equivalence Principle (STEP) is to extend the range of experiment to one part in 1018.
A high R2 value close to 1 illustrates good agreement between the calculated and observed results within the range of experiment and shows that a desirable and reasonable agreement with adjusted R2 is necessary (Joglekar and May 1987; Nordin et al. 2004).
A high R 2 value (closer to 1) demonstrates good accordance between the calculated and observed results within the range of experiment and shows that a desirable and reasonable agreement with adjusted R 2 is necessary (Nordin et al. 2004; Abu Amr et al. 2014).
Taking into account ferroelectric and magnetic properties together the optimum room temperature (RT) multiferroic property was acquired in the Ni0.3 sample within the range of experiment, which is preliminarily discussed from the radius difference of magnetic ions, their ratio and the location of different magnetic ions.
It became the site of a wide range of experiments.
These tools are supporting a wide range of experiments in home automation, art and manufacturing.
Another thing we expect is testable predictions, and this model seems to be testable in an excitingly wide range of experiments.
In research published in Nature on Wednesday, the Newcastle team led by Doug Turnbull and Mary Herbert describe a broad range of experiments on the safety of one particular form of mitochondrial donation, called pronuclear transfer (PNT).
RHIC will have the field mostly to itself until about 2006, when an even more powerful machine at CERN, the Large Hadron Collider, will begin a wide range of experiments, including some involving quark-gluon plasmas, Dr. Braun-Munzinger said.
