Sentence examples for star experiment from inspiring English sources
"This is demonstrating, if you will, that our understanding is correct about the jet quenching," said Timothy Hallman, a Brookhaven physicist on the Star experiment.
We use the random assignment in the Project STAR experiment to estimate the effect of smaller classes in primary school on college entry, college choice, and degree completion.
A possible future upgrade to the STAR experiment is the Muon Telescope Detector (MTD).
A Time Projection Chamber (TPC) is the primary tracking detector for the STAR experiment at RHIC.
The Time Projection Chamber (TPC) is the core tracking detector for the STAR experiment at RHIC.
It is currently undergoing integration with the STAR experiment in preparation for data taking that starts in mid-2000.
Unreleased material, remastered versions and live recordings created during David Bowie's American phase will be compiled in a new box set entitled Who Can I Be Now? Centred around 1974-76, includesdes the previously announced unreleased Bowie album The Gouster, recorded in 1974, which found the star experimenting with the soul and funk that later became Young Americans.
Other stars experiment with uniform trends — the Manny Ramírez pajama look or the old-school stirrups — but Jeter wears his Yankee duds tight to the ankles, about the same as he did for his 1995 big-league debut.
In 2007, the economists Elizabeth Cascio and Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach decided to analyze the data of Tennessee's Project STAR — an experiment originally designed to test the effects of classroom size on learning — with a different set of considerations: How would the relative class composition affect student performance?
This leaves clothing as the prime area for rock stars to experiment with age denial, without looking plastic.
Whether they are blasting apart subatomic particles in accelerators, sequencing the genome or analyzing the wobble of a distant star, the experiments that grab the world's attention often cost millions of dollars to execute and produce torrents of data to be processed over months by supercomputers.
