experimenting

Started, that is, with a wide-scale experiment to replicate the Pittsburgh accident.

In the experiment, the “breath” from the mannequins was marked with a fluorescent tracer so that researchers could see what happened in real time.

In 2015 in Nature Physics, the ACSEL team reported a glimpse of the Weibel instability in an experiment at OMEGA.

In 1953, it celebrated the success of their experiments in artificial insemination using frozen bull semen with the birth of a calf they named “Frosty,” and a promotional film declaring this to be “Progress, progress the American way!”

In physics, however, university labs run joint experiments on the LHC.

Chefs in states with new legislation are already publicly experimenting with dishes for their menus.

For the Rocketship charter network, it means experimenting with ways to use computers to support instruction.

Cole was clearly experimenting with this, the signature curve of his storytelling, while writing Every Day Is for the Thief.

When we first came by, the chefs were experimenting with Lucky Charms ice cream, including little pastel marshmallows.

“When I went to graduate school, I was still experimenting with being an abstract expressionist,” he said.

He spent a great part of his life in improving and experimenting on various instruments used in agriculture and the arts.

It began in a simple way, and it took several years of experimenting to put it on a sure foundation.

This took considerable experimenting, and Stella, being ingenious, hit upon a scheme for testing various possible arrangements.

And then learn, by experimenting, if such plants could be safely eaten by humans.

We find him then experimenting in the conversion of iron into steel.