Sentence examples for today's experiments from inspiring English sources
The pentaquark story was ultimately resolved by constant questioning within the scientific community, and while I hesitate to claim causality, blinding techniques in today's experiments are far tighter than they were back then.
To everyone else, I'd offer an opposing view: Enterprise sales is undergoing the most radical shakeup since the turn of the century, and today's experiments will be tomorrow's best practices.
Still, after years of studying crowdfunding — from reward-based platforms like Kickstarter and equity ones like AngelList, to today's experiments in the blockchain space (i.e. Bitcoin, Ethereum and other crypto tokens) — I reluctantly have to say this: With Wikitribune, Jimmy Wales has his work cut out for him.
However, today's experiments, using either wavelength-selected cw beams from steady-state reactor or spallation sources or, on the other hand, comparatively weak pulsed spallation source beams (with the exception of the pulsed IBR-2 reactor in Dubna), suffer from relatively low source strengths, e.g. compared to synchrotron-radiation investigations.
In today's experiments, the events are cut in so many different ways that biases away from normal statistics can occur.
Yes, there may have been failed experiments under that rubric a quarter- or half-century ago; but today's experiments bear no resemblance to those of the past.
That is why an expert outside the investigation suggested that today's experiment had solved the mystery.
Today's experiment will find out what – if anything – goes on in actors' brains when they perform a role.
Today's experiment, however, was so particular as to seem monomaniacal.
For Dr. Lippman, a geneticist with a genuine food fascination, today's experiment could be tomorrow's salad.
When the press release about today's experiment was issued last week, it was accompanied by the photograph at the top of this page.
