Sentences with phrase «by experimentation»

They are defined by experimentation with scale, form and materials, including stone, and various woods and metal.

[It] shares great advice and anecdotes about bringing a new product to market through a process driven by experimentation and fast, frequent customer feedback.

The project is now entering the calibration phase, which means making sure that every piece of the simulation is validated by experimentation.

This is a week of new clothing marked by experimentation — and the street style looks definitely match that vibe.

Being in the cold and rain would cause the balls to lose at least a pound of pressure, as demonstrated by experimentation.

Only by experimentation will you be able to discover what works for you and what doesn't.

Many authors have also confirmed by experimentation that books opened in page - flip mode do not record page reads.

She has no formal training and has developed her own methods and techniques by experimentation.

His innovative works are defined by experimentation with scale, form and materials, including wood, stone, tar, bronze, and wire.

Scientific opinions and predictions must be validated by experimentation or future observations.

He is one of a group of prairie abstract artists whose work is characterized by experimentation with the formal qualities of painting.

With insight and verve, Griffin argues that innovation and best practices are discovered by the experimentation of entrepreneurs as they establish the evolutionary fitness of their business.

Despite a varied body of work, characterised by experimentation and a sustained and fruitful engagement with abstraction and surrealism, the exhibition reinforces the perception that Nash was a painter who only found a sense of purpose with the outbreak of war.

Much of her work is inspired by experimentation with materials and processes (blood, cosmetic facial peel, digital fabrication), which she mines for their narrative implications and untapped potentials.

They found that most of the learning farmers do is informal, for example by experimentation or from their networks, which are made up from a wide range of people not necessarily just farmers.

In a stroke, Alhazen pioneered the modern scientific method (hypothesis rejected or not rejected by experimentation) as well as experimental physics.

«However, larger rewards bestowed by our experimentation did not proportionally increase the level of later success.

Incubate sections with primary antibody diluted in 1x TBST for 1 hour, or overnight at 4 °C; the optimal antibody dilution ratio should be pre-determined by experimentation.

Visionary companies make some of their best moves by experimentation, trial and error, opportunism, and — quite literally — accident.

Globalisation of business requires strategic and accurate decision making, and you can acquire the knowledge of the same by experimentation of distinct reference sources.

An early adopter of video as an artistic medium, Wegman continues to make work that is equally distinguished by its experimentation while simultaneously appealing to a broad audience.

She represents emerging and mid-career artists whose work is informed by experimentation, diversity, dialogue and risk.

Much of my visual language is fueled by experimentation [with] thoughts and color,» she has said.

My own pet hate is post-Modernist science, where narratives, opinions, computer models, and political concerns, are least as important, if not more so, than concrete scientific evidence collected by experimentation and observation and impartial analysis.

The terrible twos is when your child learns your threshold by experimentation.

Plavix 1, the SCC elaborated on how to construe the «inventive concept of the claim» and adopted the «obvious to try» test, which, it noted, might be appropriate in areas, such as pharmaceutical industry, where advances are often won by experimentation.

Dona Nelson's decades - long painting career has been characterized by experimentation.

Scientific hypothesis must be proven by experimentation that provides multiple proofs of its fact.

On view currently is new work by Mariah Robertson, who is known for large - scale installations of colorful photography paper marked by experimentation with photography chemistry.

Loosely chronological and arranged thematically, the exhibition celebrates the life and spirit of the Bauhaus — one that is characterised by experimentation, collaboration and play.

If not, then what you have expressed here is simply a hypothesis, which of course is perfectly acceptable in science because it is one of the steps in the scientific method, but hypotheses need to be verified by experimentation.

Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Puryear is based in Hudson Valley, N.Y. Over the past half century, he has established a unique sculptural practice, creating modernist abstract works defined by experimentation with scale, form and materials, including wood, stone, tar, bronze, and wire.

Much of her work is inspired by experimentation with materials and processes, which she mines for their narrative implications and untapped potentials.

In the 1960s Olitski generally shared with Noland, and other members of the Washington Color School, an approach to painting in which the canvas is covered with pure areas of color, characterized, as well, by experimentation with color and pigments.

If one follows Whitehead here, the most one can say about laws is that (A) no known data indicate that examined instances of contemporary laws constitute the complete class of instances, and that (B) we have reasonable grounds for holding laws to be unrestrictedly universal within a certain spatiotemporal scope (whereas we can, by experimentation, know that accidental universals are closed or subject to exceptions).

The way you learn the stages is by experimentation, which means you're going to die, a lot.

From her early education at a high school for the arts, to her collegiate studies at New York's Cooper Union, and across seven decades of image making, Simon's work has been characterized by experimentation and a deft use of technique and materials.

In science, a fact is a repeatable careful observation or measurement (by experimentation or other means), also called empirical evidence.

Being driven by a political agenda rather than by experimentation and evidence, it is more akin to post-modernism:

Do this either by experimentation, or by using our guide here.

By experimentation (trial and error), over time I developed a newsletter called John Polito — Your Real Estate Advisor.