Sentence examples for rapid experiments from inspiring English sources

Similarly, once the robot is damaged, it falls back on its map of behaviours that it can perform and uses this to guide a series of rapid experiments into new ways that it can move.

Stanford Business School even introduced a session this fall for executives centered on mining customer insights, developing rapid experiments and fostering an internal culture that encourages this type of innovation.

But the company has done rapid experiments to see how to expand its core business, including acquiring food delivery service Caviar and building other services like Square Cash, a Venmo competitor for exchanging cash with friends quickly.

This is the early, exciting phase of brainstorming, when organizations gather the most creative people and run rapid experiments.

The protein microarray approach therefore appears better suited for a systematic interrogation of the RNA interaction propensity of thousands of different yeast proteins in one rapid experiment.

We show that rapid mixing experiments are better than chemical relaxation experiments, as the statistics of single molecule kinetics affects the latter more than the former.

It allows rapid computational experiments and leads to predictions to guide subsequent bench experiments.

Enzyme solutions were made anaerobic in glass tonometers fitted with a cuvette (for rapid reaction experiments) or in anaerobic cuvettes with side arms (for slow scanning experiments).

Rapid solidification experiments, including laser remelting, melt-spinning and wedge casting, were carried out to investigate the rapid solidification behavior of Zn-rich Zn Ag peritectic alloys containing up to 9.0 at% Ag.

In recent rapid solidification experiments on Al 5%Be alloys, a Liquid Phase Nucleation (LPN) model was developed to explain the formation of periodic arrays of randomly-oriented Be-rich particles in an Al-rich matrix.

Rapid flow experiments involving turbulent mixing of two or more solutions continue to be the main source of kinetic information on protein folding and other biochemical processes, such as ligand binding and enzymatic reactions.