Sentence examples for support experimentation from inspiring English sources

It is much easier to scare people into resisting change than it is to persuade them to support experimentation.

How is regional theater supposed to find the wherewithal to promote new ideas, support experimentation and perform the work of artists shunned by commercial theater?

This requires collaboration skills and access to resources that support experimentation.

A simulation model was also developed to support experimentation with alternative management scenarios for the area.

The findings support experimentation with program designs to target sub-populations of housing stock; future program designs should experiment more carefully and with larger performance-based rewards and test parallels with potential carbon market structures.

Inspired by German Industrie 4.0 vision, the Finnish Government published a research paper and a 2020 vision in which Finland could become the Silicon Valley of the Industrial Internet – an agile environment where regulation, the tax system, education, and infrastructure would all support experimentation with new business models by domestic and foreign companies.

But despite a few success stories, such as Belvoir's political comedy Keating! which started out at Melbourne International Comedy Festival and went on to tour for three years, Australia has never really had a culture of supporting experimentation in musical theatre, and the industry has suffered because of it.

One of the main themes in this work has been supporting experimentation with new linguistic constructs and implementation techniques.

The use of the human imagination to envision the origin of life events, without supporting experimentation, observation and independently replicated experiments required for science, is a significant constraint.

In this paper, a simulation-based approach supporting experimentation with the efficiency and reliability of Web service orchestrations in supply chains prior to implementation are presented.

Numerous hypotheses have been proposed, scenarios imagined, speculations presented in papers, insights shared, and assumptions made without supporting experimentation, which have led to limited progress in understanding the origin of microbial life.