Sentence examples for technical experimentation from inspiring English sources

A measure of technical experimentation runs throughout the gallery.

His earliest poetry, collected in Earth Visitors (1926), is characterized by gaiety and technical experimentation.

Technical experimentation is also apparent in two large monotypes by the painter Carroll Dunham, which look uncharacteristically watery and fragile.

Two New England poets, Edwin Arlington Robinson and Robert Frost, who were not noted for technical experimentation, won both critical and popular acclaim in this period.

Britain's winemakers are overcoming the impediment of small harvests which make technical experimentation commercially risky by sharing expertise and focusing on top-shelf vintages for the discerning buyer.

The collection that is generally considered to be his masterpiece, Cantos de vida y esperanza (1905; "Songs of Life and Hope"), reflects these concerns and is the culmination of his technical experimentation and his artistic resourcefulness.

To achieve a successful transfer, strong emphasis must be put on mutual learning and exchange of knowledge, socio-technical experimentation, adaptation and social embedding.

Both social and technical forms of experimentation are emerging, though the latter is most common and dominates the urban infrastructure systems within which experimentation is most common.

Throughout the rest of his career he continued to join his technical proficiency with experimentation, and his approach to subject matter became highly individualistic, as in "Workman's Glove," a 1986 woodcut in which a shapeless glove was made into a vivid color abstraction while retaining its worn identity.

The conclusions Goldman et al. derive from their in vivo experiments call for greater scope and technical sophistication of experimentation than the ones employed (i.e. monitoring the levels of transcripts produced from 2 short artificial templates by LNA hybridization and of 2 proteins by Western blotting).

The evidence shows that by means of exploratory scoping and diagnosis, socio-technical and institutional experimentation, and guided facilitation IPs can remove, by-pass, or modify domain-specific institutional constraints and/or create new institutional conditions that allow smallholders to capture opportunity.