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experimentació Method consisting of the study of a phenomenon in order to determine its characteristics and laws.
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Yes, this would require some serious research and further experimentation for sure.
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However, leveraging these improvements currently comes at the cost of lower-throughput experimentation.
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The foregoing simple study illustrates the procedure of psychology in all experimentation.
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I mean it's really an experimentation and transformation of public urban space.
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It was a time of great interest in magical exploration and experimentation.
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The present experimental methods are applicable to a wide range of radionuclides.
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A paramount feature of robust experimental methods is acquiring consistent data.
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Both experimental methods yield data which are significantly smaller than the theoretical predictions.
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To this purpose, various experimental methods and interventions were used.
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Thanks to improvements in drug design, research techniques and experimental methods, alternatives do exist.
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Cæsar carried his experimental method over from the stock exchange into politics.
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The experimental method with its sure repetitions cannot be applied to our subject-matter.
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I've met biologists who insist that it's the experimental method which differentiates a science.
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The experimental method is bound to conquer here, as everywhere.
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If we apply the scientific or experimental method to miracles, where does it leave them?
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These results confirm a new experimental method of probing the microscopic properties of vortices in the cuprates.
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He was one of the fathers of American pragmatism, the theoretician par excellence of the experimental method.
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Men before him had experimented, but none seemed to have realised the importance of the experimental method.
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We propose an experimental method for probing biological networks, analyzing the resulting data and reconstructing the network architecture.
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Nuclear magnetic resonance has emerged as a powerful experimental method for obtaining comprehensive site-resolved insight into protein motion.
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And always by the experimental method.
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The experimental method has two sides.
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Accordingly the consequences of the theory were only such as were consequent upon the lack of an experimental method.
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In his "Opus Majus" Bacon had previously given abundant evidence of his respect for the experimental method.
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Very little, perhaps, which is new can be said regarding the teaching of physical science by the experimental method.
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Born in Lismore, Co Waterford, he was central to the development of the experimental method used today to make discoveries.
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