Experiment in sentence

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This is an experiment that was invented by a professor at [Boston University] named Jean Berko Gleason back in 1958.

And ever since we discovered this new technology, we made our code available online so that others could use and experiment with it.

Our collaborators at Quanta Research even created this nice website where you can upload your videos and process them online, so even if you don't have any experience in computer science or programming, you can still very easily experiment with this new microscope.

At the University of Cambridge, with colleagues, we thought about this simple experiment.

So this is just one experiment that we published a few years ago, where a monkey, without moving its body, learned to control the movements of an avatar arm, a virtual arm that doesn't exist.

This idea, the effect that punishment can improve performance, was what participants thought they were testing in Milgram's famous learning and punishment experiment that you've probably heard about if you're a psychology student.

This abundance of experimentation gives them the freedom to run their own experiment.

While working in Church's lab, I started to learn and experiment with the genetic makeup of mammals.

Well, this is science, so we'll do a controlled experiment.

So here's an experiment we're doing in the lab.

So that stock market experiment.

This could be the first experiment that secures its funding forevermore, right, if successful?

So this experiment in Grand Central worked, and we expanded across the country.

I leave you with a final thought experiment: Fermi's paradox.

And when you do this, this is a really boring experiment.

So this is an online experiment we ran with the Royal Society, and here we just asked people two questions.

Then one day, he said, "Come look at this experiment.

But this is just a greenhouse experiment.

This particular movie and experiment we call The Supernova, because it looks like an exploding star.

Little lamb! (Laughter) AD: So this experiment looks completely ridiculous.

But ridiculous as this experiment looks, it was actually really important, because we were able to recover this sound.

And so it gave us this point of reference, and gradually we could start to modify the experiment, using different objects or moving the object further away, using less light or quieter sounds.

So here's a quieter experiment where we filmed some earphones plugged into a laptop computer, and in this case, our goal was to recover the music that was playing on that laptop from just silent video of these two little plastic earphones, and we were able to do this so well that I could even Shazam our results.

So here's an experiment we did where we filmed a bag of candy while a nearby loudspeaker played the same "Mary Had a Little Lamb" music from before, but this time, we used just a regular store-bought camera, and so in a second, I'll play for you the sound that we recovered, and it's going to sound distorted this time, but listen and see if you can still recognize the music.

This is the hidden underside to our historic experiment in punishment: young people worried that at any moment, they will be stopped, searched and seized.

I thought it was quite an interesting experiment in the principles of rocket science.

There's this really famous experiment in the space of unconscious bias and that's in the space of gender in the 1970s and 1980s.

But in 1952, The Boston Symphony Orchestra started an experiment.

But, if the merit idea was true, why would identical resumes, in an experiment done in 2012 by Yale, identical resumes sent out for a lab technician, why would Jennifers be deemed less competent, be less likely to be offered the job, and be paid less than Johns.

Now, in 2010, The Australian National University did an experiment where they sent out 4,000 identical applications to entry level jobs, essentially.

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