Sentence examples for the amount of experimentation from inspiring English sources

"The enthusiasm of these young people and the amount of experimentation going on is really astonishing," said John Platter, founder and for more than 15 years editor and publisher of the guide to South African wines that still bears his name.

I died, watched the very long scene, died again, watched the scene again, died again, and finally gave up and went to www.gamefaqs.com to learn exactly what to do to win, because the amount of experimentation it would take to figure it out on my own could well have forced me to watch that scene another 30 or 40 times.

With the aim of reducing the amount of experimentation that is undertaken, we propose that data and knowledge about bioprocess design can be systematically exploited.

The problem of minimizing the amount of experimentation required to obtain the required information is itself a very large subtopic of statistical experimental design.

My hope is that environments like that of CK12.org (and I see many more bubbling up, too numerous to mention here) will decrease the cost of experimentation and hence dramatically increase the amount of experimentation.

Since the construction and operation of test facilities require significant resources, it is essential to effectively utilize these research tools by choosing a scale-up approach which provides robust design data for a commercial process while minimizing the amount of experimentation required.

"How many opportunities would you get to do that amount of experimentation?

It is just to do with how many opportunities you would get to do that amount of experimentation [if sold off].

The purpose of specifying particular combinations of factors is to obtain the maximum amount of information with the minimum amount of experimentation.

The minority group contends that a ban on reproductive cloning would be "sufficient legal safeguard" against the practice and that "no amount of experimentation with animal models can provide the needed understanding of human diseases".

But serialized fiction, where episodes are delivered to readers in scheduled installments much like episodes in a television series, has been the subject of an unusual amount of experimentation in publishing in recent months.