Sentence examples for unwieldy experiment from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) ★ Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz Revisited (Wednesday) Released on Atlantic in 1961, "Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation" was a sonic boom in its time, a spirited and unwieldy experiment wrapped in the language of a manifesto.

The novel has the feel of one of Kathleen's large and unwieldy experiments.

In reality, however, TCRs are not required to recognize HLA-bound peptides by sequence similarity but rather by peptide side chain accessibility., Consequently, the set of potential cross-reactive sequences is very likely dramatically greater and would be unwieldy in initial validation experiments.

In a recent issue of Physical Review Letters, Emilio Zavattini and his colleagues at the National Institute of Nuclear Physics in Legnaro report an unusual signal in an experiment that goes by the unwieldy name of PVLAS.

But her experiments are becoming large and unwieldy.

Unusually, the four collaborated, experimenting with recordings made on unwieldy two-inch tape.

In the late '60s and early '70s, while the artists she considered hippest were experimenting with nontraditional materials and unwieldy concepts, she returned to the traditional vernacular of painting.

To win the war and preserve the republican "experiment" Lincoln had to keep together an unwieldy coalition.

Low perfusate flow rates, desired both for conserving reagents and for extending the number of channels and duration of experiments, conventionally depend on peristaltic pumps to maintain flow yet such pumps are unwieldy and scale poorly for high-throughput applications requiring 16 or more channels.

To adapt the experiment to a living animal's brain would mean importing the genetic code for each of the signalling proteins an unwieldy task.

To adapt the experiment to a living animal's brain would mean importing the genetic code for each of the signalling proteins — an unwieldy task.