Sentence examples for useful experiments from inspiring English sources
The team at Disney Research never fails to deliver fascinating (if not always particularly useful) experiments.
Various useful experiments are constructed based on systems ranging from simple systems with microcontrollers to real-time systems with embedded Linux, in order to get firm understanding of control systems from theory to implementation.
We expect these experiments to be informative in the sense that they are likely to be the most useful experiments for identifying additional genes with shared function.
We agree that these would be very interesting and useful experiments to perform, but we felt that they were not as critical as determining the mechanisms underlying the 100% embryo death phenotype in vivo and would require a large number of additional experiments.
The Virgin spokesman described it as a "useful experiment" and said people were using it "in preference to 3G".
His first movie was less than epic in scale, a time-lapse movie of a pea-plant growing, but it was a useful experiment.
Starr offers a third solution: the federal government could kick the issue to the states, which would have an "open-ended menu of policies to choose from" while avoiding constitutional challenges and conducting a useful "experiment with different policies".
No useful experiment has been proposed that could not be performed on an unmanned satellite, except those that assess the effects of living in orbit a circular argument for its existence.
(The Gallup pollsters and the health-care company Healthways have developed a polling project that aims to be a real-time U.S. Well-being Index. I think that a short-term time scale like that — daily polling of 1,000 people — kind of misses the point, but it's a useful experiment).
Hodgson defended playing "destroyer" Phil Jones in midfield as a "useful experiment" despite England toiling, with the Manchester United defender at the base of a diamond.
When the first director, Wass de Czege, was succeeded by Colonel Richard Sennreich in 1985, the school was already beginning to produce results and the U.S. Army and the College regarded SAMS as a "useful experiment".
