Sentences with phrase «experiment opened the possibility»

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You're so creative:) I've just been experimenting with a traditional Spanish Tortilla (with potatoes and eggs) and this opens up a whole new realm of possibilities.

This sauce opens a whole new world of possibilities that I can't wait to experiment with!

In this process of re-imagining democracy many came to associate it with innovation, with new ideas, experiences and experiments, and saw new possibilities opened for them.

«We don't know and would advocate that scientists examine this possibility before permitting experiments using the new method to be used in open laboratories.

But the similarities leave open another possibility: despite their strange appearance, the Ediacaran organisms might actually be related to living animals rather than being a «failed evolutionary experiment ``.

That project aims to improve our atomistic understanding of mineral / water interactions in nature, which now opens the possibility to understand the alpha - quartz / water interface by pairing the experiments to atomistic calculations.

And yet, Willett's experiment is so difficult that no other labs have managed to replicate it, leaving open the possibility that his striking observations of non-abelian anyons are mere artifacts of his particular setup or technique.

T - DDOGs also successfully regulated expression of channelrhodopsin - 2, commonly used in optogenetics, opening up the possibility of adapting GFP lines for optogenetics experiments in specific cell populations.

I told him I thought it would be fine if we did the entire experiment just as friends, but was open to possibilities.

Because Minecraft has such open possibilities and potential, teachers have been experimenting with different ways to use it in the classroom for a while now to teach math concepts like ratios and proportions, while others use it to support student creativity and collaboration.

Over his long career he continually experimented with printmaking, opening up traditional print media to new possibilities.

Siegel: So if you think of the first and the last rooms as before and after, with a middle section which is full of wild and open - ended experiment, there is a little bit of an elegiac sense to the end of the show that says that the initial moment of possibility and openness didn't go on forever, that it came to an end.

She favors elemental mediums such as wood or metal and has experimented recently with other materials including glass, which has allowed her to conduct fluids between different vessels representing body parts, opening up even more metaphorical possibilities.

A kit that is more «open,» in that it allows the user to experiment with different types of light, or put the fuel cell to different uses would be a far better way to get kids to really «explore» the possibilities of alternative fuels.