Sentence examples for view of experiments from inspiring English sources

Boyle was fully aware that some of the central tenets of his view of experiments and his own natural historical methodology derived from the writings of Francis Bacon.

Figure 7 Graphical view of experiment timeline.

Figure 3 2D elevation view of experiment model.

Figure 2 2D plan view of experiment model.

a Vertical view of experiment platform.

Boyle's view of experiment is best understood in the context of the newly emerging experimental philosophy of the early Royal Society of London in the early 1660s and its precursor groups in Oxford in the late 1650s.

While Minsky has always had a great fondness for robots, he came to the conclusion rather early that from the point of view of laboratory experiments making a robot mobile was more trouble than it was worth.

Norton is the most important defender of what we call "the argument view" of thought experiments.

Here we explain a mathematical model to describe spontaneous chaos in semiconductor superlattices at room temperature, solve it numerically to reveal the origin and characteristics of chaotic oscillations, and discuss the limitations of the model in view of known experiments.

In view of the experiments using a sucrose solution as the sample fluid, the detected signals from a DSGW coupler were utilized to appraise the sensor performance in terms of sensitivity and refractive index resolution.

It is shown how such an overlapping of the different disciplines results in greater benefits from the point of view of saving experiments and knowledge acquisition, so that main properties of the catalysts can be optimized in a rational way using an automated strategy.