Sentences with phrase «laboratory for testing ideas»

Such control simulations provide an ideal laboratory for testing ideas about internal variability in the climate because by definition all variability in these simulations is considered to be internal.

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The work is still in it's early stages — «Any effort to use electric current for stimulating the brain outside the laboratory or clinic could be dangerous and should be strongly discouraged,» Green cautions — but there are already places where the idea of electrical stimulation is being tested out in the real world.

«We're hoping that on IPv6 World Day we'll see v6 traffic go up, so we'll have a better idea of how many users are capable of using IPv6,» says Timothy Winters, a senior manager at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH - IOL), which offers broadband service — providers and network equipment — makers the facilities and expertise for testing their products.

The couple hopes that the Ed School will become a laboratory for innovative ideas, which will be tested in Cambridge and then spread to urban areas and school districts, starting in Boston and eventually expanding across the country and the world.

Chartering can advance district improvement efforts through R&D, i.e., be a laboratory for testing different approaches and ideas that are replicated in district schools.

To further this work, Fryer started the Education Innovation Laboratory, or EdLabs, as an incubator for testing out and implementing new ideas.

From the Taxpayer Bill of Rights spending limit of the early 1990s to the innovative electioneering that turned the red state blue in 2008, conservatives and liberals alike have used the Centennial State as a laboratory for new ideas to be tested and later replicated across the country.

The future is a collection of ideas and ambitions that are made and tested in experimental laboratories, and 10X transforms Dubai into the world's largest laboratory for governments of the future.»