Sentences with phrase «very same experiment»

This is especially hard when you know that it's only a matter of time before someone else makes the connection and does the very same experiment you had planned to do.

Not exact matches

Scientific claims rest on the idea that experiments repeated under nearly identical conditions ought to yield approximately the same results, but until very recently, very few had bothered to check in a systematic way whether this was actually the case.

Friedersdorf's thought experiment, by contrast, relies on the same belief that undergirds multiculturalism — the very creed that has helped propel Trump's populist campaign and fueled the alt - right.

Dave, For the past year I have been experimenting with two recipes: 1) dried chiles, dried herbs, salt, water, very small amounts of vinegar and 2) same ingredients, but including fresh, roasted chiles.

In my search for new exciting recipes, while trying to avoid the boredom of rotating the same meals every week, I've experimented this very green loaded pasta salad and it turned out to be a win.

baring injuries between now and chelsea, i'll be VERY interested to see if wenger can stop his compulsion to experiment and keep the same forward 4.

It's a very well designed way to let your child explore the different areas of the toy and experiment with them while getting exercise and learning at the same time.

It is very unlikely that this amount of alcohol will affect the baby, and when the same scientists repeated their experiment a year later, they found no link between alcohol consumption and psychomotor development.

«The ability to recreate the same condition each time allowed us to conduct very meaningful experiments.»

Other experiments have raised questions about the role of randomness and subjectivity in scoring, showing that two groups of reviewers can give the same proposals very different scores, leading to different funding outcomes.

The monetarist experiment of the 1980s is likened to the get - rich - quick scheming of bank robber Jack Hawkins in The League of Gentlemen, and in the same programme this viewer was left very nearly feeling sympathetic towards Keith Joseph, one of the chief architects and victims of the that experiment.

On the same day last January that conservatives in the House of Representatives tried unsuccessfully to criminalize the very experiments Eggan wants to do, he tapped his fingers on a thick manuscript sitting on his desk.

What we are developing now are a really unique set of tools that are going to allow us to monitor the changes in the retina at the cellular scale over time in the same person; and we think that this is really going to have a transformative effect because it's not only very powerful from the statistical point of view but it really is going to allow us to do experiments that were not possible before.

I've been experimenting with T10 dextran coated iron oxide nanoparticles, obviously not the same as fullerenes, but still a very interesting tool, I've been testing if the coating is giving the particle antioxidant abilities because of it's the (basically) indigestable sugar chains (glucose) creating a high surface area which are largely made from hydroxyl groups, I hypothesised this act's as a «sink» for reactive oxygen species converting them to water.

However, now that adaptive optics is beginning to give very good results, then there are some wavelength regions where things can be done from the ground probably with a much cheaper experiment than you would be able to do from space or for the same amount of money with much bigger telescopes.

This is very exciting as it allows to do more experiments at the same time, in the same cell.

I did Jenni's Healthy Runner Experiment, and that particular week was a very stressful one for me personally because it was busier than most with kid birthdays, a zoo trip, 2 vacation days to accommodate kid stuff (which means same work getting done in less time) and a solo 18 mile run, for the first time.

I'm ashamed to same I really haven't experimented very much with Burt's Bees before, but this review has really opened my eyes - I had no idea they did some bold and vibrant lip colours!

great experiment, very powerful example of risk to reward scenario, I have actually seen a similar experiment done before and surprisingly the results were practically the same, so i guess it just goes to show that if you cut your loses short and let your profits run longer that system in it self will keep your account in good health, add to this the edge of price action and it can't be clearer» a winning combination»..

The preference for attending to DDS in experiment 1 was associated with a large effect size (η2 = 0.563), yet the same comparison in experiment 2 yielded a very small effect size (η2 < 0.001).

A very interesting experiment by a game developer who seeded a pirated version of their game which was not quite the same as the original:

We obviously don't know how well this mode will be executed, but it is very exciting to see that they are experimenting with new game play modes as opposed to just churning out more figures and leaving the game experience the same year after year.

I for one am very pleased that a company like Planktos is taking a much debated subject and moving it out of the blogosphere and into the realm of hard science in the same vein as the many experiments that have come before it.

Areas with very high (40,000 ppm) of water vapour can easily be compared to areas at the same latitude with very low (nearly 0 ppm) of water vapour and the net radiation across the atmospheric column is precisely opposite to what you insist your experiments prove.

If there are more than about 2 driving factors, such as N = 8, the work to cancel out each set of N - 1 factors (here 7 factors at the same time) while wiggling the remaining factor becomes prohibitive, unless you have a nice laboratory and can apply the very orderly techniques of Design of Experiments (DOE).

The tool that would illuminate the modern - day love drug is actually the very same tool used to evaluate the efficacy of all drugs and interventions: randomized experiments.