experimentation
experimentation
Definition
ex·peri·men·ta·tion (ek sper′ə mən tā′s̸hən, -men-; -ik-; often, -spir′----)
noun
the conducting of experiments
Etymology: ML experimentatio
experimentation
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- encourage: At the end of each entry are a series of links to encourage experimentation that is not just a wild stab in the dark.
- embrace: In order to succeed, this notoriously risk-averse institution must learn to embrace experimentation.
- conduct: Terrier has been used for conducting fruitful experimentation, with excellent outcome, allowing for a better understanding of theoretical Information Retrieval.
- allow: This allows some experimentation without losing previously refined values.
- involve: Research of this kind involves some experimentation using animals.
- facilitate: How would the pump-priming funding from the TIF facilitate experimentation in urban congestion?
Adjective modifier
- sonic: New York punk through to sonic experimentation & Sixties girl groups to the latest leftfield & underground classics.
- animal: Animal experimentation did no better in the field of surgery.
- destructive: Even the Warnock Committee had a minority report which regarded the human embryo as unsuitable for destructive experimentation.
- artistic: The Artists Arnolfini is committed to supporting artistic experimentation.
- controlled: The social sciences are also hard because certain kinds of controlled experimentation are hard.
- hands-on: Hands-on experimentation, problem solving, discussion and collaborative work all provide excellent opportunities for creative thinking and behavior.
Preposition: on
- animal: Pisces is totally against experimentation on animals such as was undertaken in the Utrecht study.
Modifies a noun
- lab: My brother is a Rabbit Killer Montpellier pull out of Oxford primate experimentation lab.
- phase: Creation of an experimentation phase: from time to time a driver with an already converged heuristic starts to experiment.
Preposition: with
- drug: Do you count your blessings that you managed to survive the experimentation with drugs?
Noun used with modifier
- embryo: Thus abortion, the " morning after " pill and embryo experimentation remain illegal, but the " x " case exception still stands.
- primate: However, a majority of the British public are opposed to primate experimentation.
- animal: The abolition of animal experimentation does NOT mean that society will have to give up medical progress.
- laboratory: Personal and key skills: To further develop skills in laboratory experimentation.
experimentation Quotes
Furnished as all Europe is with Academies of Science, with nice instruments and the spirit of experimentation, the progress of human knowledge will be rapid and discoveries made of which we have at present no conception. I begin to be almost sorry I was born since I cannot have the happiness of knowing what will be known a hundred years hence.
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