Sentence examples for testing the principle from inspiring English sources

Gasperini, M. Testing the principle of equivalence with neutrino oscillations.

In private, several lawyers conceded that the summons of Mr. Randal had not provided a clear case for testing the principle that reporters in war zones deserved protection against appearing in court.

He carried out a series of studies on the subject, the most notable of which was an experiment testing the principle of equivalence (i.e., that the gravitational mass of a body is equal to its inertial mass) that forms the cornerstone of Einstein's concept of gravitation the general theory of relativity.

The Foundation has been testing the principle that in the world's poorest places, the social capital of religion is indispensable in any effort to improve health and increase life expectancy.Malaria kills more people in Sierra Leone than any other disease and at the end of 2010, insecticide-treated bednets were distributed all over the country.

Often we consider variations on the particular case, "testing" the principle against them, and then refining and specifying it to accommodate our judgments about these variations.

Universal health coverage is the new objective of the decade [ 1] and several low-and middle-income countries (LMICs), such as India and Ghana, are now testing the principle of sharing the financial risks linked with access to healthcare.

Samuel Pierpont Langley, who had spent 17 years studying and testing the principles of flight with money from the War Department, suffered two highly publicized ignominious failures in the fall of 1903.

De novo protein design provides a tool for testing the principles that stabilize the structures of proteins.

The fundamental quantum operations of single-photon addition and subtraction are promising tools for completely engineering quantum light states and testing the principles of quantum physics.

Experiments with ordinary pendulums test the principle of equivalence to no better than about one part in 105.

There is, gloriously, nothing to do but test the principle of dolce far niente and to eat.