The method something like this: Observation, hypothesis, experimentation, theory, denial, tantrum, alternative theory unsupported by either observation or experimentation, contrived experiment or debate aimed at undermining what was previously established by experimentation, continued tantrum.
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The Army cycles back and forth between conducting experimentation internal to deployable units and dedicating a unit solely to experimentation.
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Mystery leads to experimentation, and while that experimentation might result in immediate failure, often those failures are instructive, humorous, or, at least, interesting.
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It can take a little experimentation to work out the basic tricks to maneuvering around the levels, but that experimentation is a joy.
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"He wants a culture of experimentation to drive innovation: "You can't have a culture of experimentation if you don't allow for failures to happen.
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Others, like Switzerland, have served as havens for this new approach to money, allowing for sanctioned experimentation via regulatory sandboxes, or even embracing experimentation with cryptocurrency altogether.
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"According to the service, the Orbital Test Vehicle performs "risk reduction, experimentation and concept of operations development for reusable space vehicle technologies," as well as "long-duration space technology experimentation and testing.
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They mainly come from a place of learning and experimentation.
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That kind of tireless experimentation is the core of Hitman.
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Let states do more experimentation within the health care law.
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However, implantation hides the embryo from view -- and from experimentation.
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More experimentation with low camera angles and innovative camera locations.
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They were doing a lot of the experimentation for us.
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Experimentation in this area is something he will not accept.
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Whimsical animations and sound effects accompany most actions, rewarding experimentation.
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With some experimentation, you can create your own custom effects.
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Stories, it seemed, could be a place for more experimentation.
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Can technology help us put an end to animal experimentation?
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Can you talk about your artistic experimentation in this exhibition?
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A skill that took a lot of experimentation to perfect.
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He believes his current model of clinical experimentation is adequate.
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It will take more experimentation to find out for sure.
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"It requires experimentation and adaptation over years and often decades."
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"It's a process of experimentation and getting experience," Cassidy says.
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Give it a little experimentation, and find your comfortable place.
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From The Secret to a Great Veggie Burger Is Experimentation
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I don't think there's anything wrong with experimentation at all.
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"I think we're in a time of experimentation," Díaz says.
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She saw ingredients as elastic, recipes as invitations to experimentation.
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That empowers musicians to have a different palate of experimentation.
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It's a region ripe for experimentation and innovation in travel.
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There's an atmosphere of collaboration and experimentation which is unique.
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Like The Witness, QC asked me to learn through experimentation.
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Mr. Wexner's penchant for experimentation extended beyond his stores, too.
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Dogmas about authenticity have given way to independence and experimentation.
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With enough experimentation and the right incentives, we'll find out.
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But there is also a robust history of employer experimentation.
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In fact, though the filmmakers evolved, their experimentation never ceased.
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Fresco opens up room for experimentation and encourages getting messy.
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I mean, there's a lot of experimentation happening right now.
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That's scary, but it also creates a landscape of experimentation.
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The early spirit of experimentation in animation didn't last long.
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Only after some experimentation did he find the sweet spot.
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Only after some experimentation did he find the sweet spot.
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This is a pity because experimentation can produce outsize rewards.
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You talk about ways utilities could boost research and experimentation.
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But, it felt like there was a lot of ... Experimentation.
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Risk taking, experimentation, and dialogue are goals of the program.
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Whitten's preoccupation with experimentation has deep roots in his experience.
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California in the 3503s was the epicenter for spiritual experimentation.
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According to official pronouncements, the women's experimentation went too far.
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Meanwhile, experimentation in the evolving U.S. food delivery business continues.
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Tantra is also a tradition that treats practice as experimentation.
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But direct election would still involve states and state experimentation.
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We can deal with a certain amount of experimentation on pizza.
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At every stage, ongoing customer development, obsession and experimentation are critical.
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"We could be using them more in psychological experimentation," added Kaye.
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As a result, we see less experimentation and artificially high prices.
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Games should allow for some measure of experimentation and accidental discovery.
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They really like experimentation and tend to be preoccupied with rationality.
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The idea is to provide the basis for higher end experimentation.
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Pumpkin spice is the perfect vehicle for this sort of experimentation.
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Nishnick went on to warn about the dangers of drug experimentation.
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Having sex around the house does require some creativity and experimentation.
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If such efforts discourage experimentation, Chinese children will be the losers.
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It was also a period of sexual experimentation, liberation—and infection.
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Adventure Time's penchant for experimentation was both admirable and skillfully executed.
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But Amazon's appetite for retail experimentation extends beyond Amazon Books shops.
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"It's giving content creators a playground for experimentation," he told Mashable.
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The biological models Sagar has developed are building blocks for experimentation.
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There is a lot of experimentation that goes into my work.
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Often, you'll just bumble into solutions, the result of chaotic experimentation.
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The important thing is you push your experimentation to the limit.
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Finally, the 5-hour rule takes the form of rapid experimentation.
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Consider these jumping off points for your own dark lipstick experimentation.
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But MIDI isn't just a workhorse, it's also open to experimentation.
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Not only is this kind of video experimentation expected, it's encouraged.
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The current research and experimentation tax credit has broad bipartisan support.
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This experimentation has reignited interest in leveraging states' joint purchasing power.
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The result, after some experimentation, was a perfectly round, cultured pearl.
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Sometimes Adoni's admirable passion for experimentation can carry him to excess.
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Many object to any form of either abortion or embryo experimentation.
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That supposition is supported by experimentation that took place last month.
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Both political will and experimentation will be needed to find solutions.
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The experimentation doesn't stop there and it succeeds in varying degrees.
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DR. FLORIA ANTOLINI, CHIEF KNOWLEDGE OFFICER: It's quite a (INAUDIBLE) experimentation.
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Jojo Abot, from Ghana, represented globalized African experimentation and pop ambition.
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It's a collage of decades worth of experimentation in pop music.
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Sachs very much works to avoid wanton experimentation in his studio.
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The internet is a virtual wonderland of beauty tutorials and experimentation.
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His work is about experimentation, endlessly reworking garments into fresh constructions.
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We'll remember the content farm era as a phase of experimentation.
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Over his career, Gould increasingly embraced recording's potential to foster experimentation.
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"I'm sure the labels are willing to see experimentation," Vorhaus said.
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"It's unlocking a world of experimentation and nimbleness," Ms. LaFrance said.
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One fetishizes the historical prestige of painting; the other, multidisciplinary experimentation.
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Like everything, this takes practice and experimentation to see what works.
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It's a fascinating effect that allows for a lot of experimentation.
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We associate literary risk with aesthetic dazzle: formal experimentation; idiosyncratic language.
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The 1960s were for Mr. Kirkeby a period of multimedia experimentation.
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It does seem as if the godello experimentation is settling down.
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They hold forth about negative space, consistent strokes and serif experimentation.
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Local experimentation cannot undo the reality that national elections have consequences.
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Observation and experimentation form the beating heart of Untitled Goose Game.
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Finally, the five-hour rule takes the form of rapid experimentation.
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But Deloitte says that electrification enables greater experimentation in form factors.
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Experimentation in areas such as pricing helps spur competition and innovation.
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"The 19th century provided a lot of experimentation," Thorn told me.
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I think that they would all agree with me: experimentation works.Why?
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When will the therapies you're developing be ready for human experimentation?
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NT: So you've gone from—you've done the experimentation with Little T, you're going to do public experimentation at some point in the next year, there may be an announcement, there may not be an announcement?
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The whole point of the LittleBits modular system is to encourage experimentation.
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As it's now blaming engineering experimentation for Android covertly harvesting location data.
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There is a long and rich tradition of self-experimentation in medicine.
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There's something about warmer weather that makes life feel ripe for experimentation.
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But now it's Game 7, and there is no room for experimentation.
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MARC THIESSEN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: This is medical experimentation on human beings.
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So it takes a lot of experimentation to get these markets right.
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We were at Bearsville Studio in Woodstock, and talk about bad experimentation.
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The turn of the millennium was a fertile time for pornographic experimentation.
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The Thames Beater (top) and the replica club used for experimentation (bottom).
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"In Israel, companies and customers are more open to experimentation," said Berman.
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It's this universal fundamental physics you can get at with careful experimentation.
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The relative youth of the Scottish jazz scene may explain this experimentation.
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Her stylist, Tara Swennen, recently told PeopleStyle that she's all about experimentation.
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Alas, under President Xi Jinping, experimentation of any kind has become harder.
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That's why institutional review boards exist: to protect patients from unethical experimentation.
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The ethics of human experimentation were thoroughly examined before the study began.
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The upshot of all of this is a newfound sense of experimentation.
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That, ironically, makes the otherwise staid character a ripe target for experimentation.
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It will focus on experimentation like building compounds or tackling stable isotopes.
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And this period of transition and experimentation isn't likely to slow down.
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Lately, there's been an upsurge of interest and experimentation around synthetic fuels.
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His ill-fated experimentation with materials ruined others, including "The Last Supper".
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Let's get real weird with this whole surf 'n' turf experimentation, y'all.
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Accordingly, he turned Webegg into a laboratory for sometimes bizarre social experimentation.
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Rapid prototyping and experimentation are fundamental to this evolving process, Ferrari explained.
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Ultimately, though, there's no way to completely eliminate risk while allowing experimentation.
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Faught's technical process relies on photography for reasons of experimentation and logistics.
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There's a big question mark and this experimentation, too, at the moment.
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They're also subjected to experimentation with confusing and freshly shitty automated systems.
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Missy has never shied away from experimentation with her hair and makeup.
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There's a lot of experimentation and psychedelia and there's some straightforward melody.
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As with apps, bots will need much experimentation to find their place.
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His fondness for experimentation earned him a reputation as a trend-setter.
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Some people in Idaho believe the state is subject to government experimentation.
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Experimentation went underground or, less commonly, underwater, continuing into the early 1990s.
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Such experimentation is essential to keep cinema from feeling staid and repetitive.
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That said, you'll have more room for creative experimentation with your decor.
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Necessary business-model experimentation, however, works best away from the public markets.
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Okay, but are you arguing for technological experimentation within a direct democracy?
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That's just the sort of federalist public-private experimentation Republicans usually embrace.
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Experimentation with the location of the money shot continued into the 1980s.
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Recent experimentation with some of Willie's pre-rolled joints left O'Dea unaffected.
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The Gremlin interface is designed to facilitate this kind of targeted experimentation.
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The early internet era was a Wild West of adult content experimentation.
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Despite the experimentation, the show's soundscape remains fairly consistent episode to episode.
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Instead, they're arguing there's not yet enough science to support DIY experimentation.
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Venus just wants to feel good, so it's time for some experimentation!
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"I believe that museums are platforms of education, research, experimentation," he said.
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Finland's conservative government was, of course, an implausible champion for progressive experimentation.
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Congress made this program permanent in 1990 after several years of experimentation.
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"That would be human experimentation, and I believe that's against the law."
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It "warrants experimentation in a broad array of contests," the report said.
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Another key ingredient at Amazon is nonstop experimentation and learning from failure.
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Traditional ceramics have not been completely abandoned, but rather overtaken by experimentation.
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This gels with Conz's vision of collaboration and experimentation in art collecting.
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Using this invasive technology at schools amounts to unethical experimentation on youth.
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Though, this particular experimentation could significantly change how lucrative influencers find TikTok.
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But Roper's eager to move their work out of the experimentation phase.
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Students must use critical thinking, experimentation, presentation and speaking skills, and persistence.
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In walking sims, they saw narrative experimentation and small, self-contained environments.
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Nuclear weaponization is the conduct of experimentation on large-scale high explosives.
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But reggae and dancehall are especially fluid genres, well suited to experimentation.
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Then slowly, it became nightmarish, complete with abuse and experimentation on residents.
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They leave room for zany experimentation, pithy self-awareness, and a wink.
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The festival also provided a testing ground for plenty of artistic experimentation.
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We did that so that we'd have money for our art experimentation and for our music experimentation and so we could make those films independently, and didn't have to depend upon Warner Brothers to finance things for us.
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"Both the EU and national governments have taken a liking to experimentation… and where experimentation stops and systems are really already implemented and impacting decisions about your and my life is not always so easy to see," she adds.
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"[Roastery] serves as a really unique laboratory for experimentation and exploration," Rothstein said.
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But many of these cutting-edge treatments are still in the experimentation phase.
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Among other things, that experimentation has led to the creation of Echo Buttons.
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Centuries of experimentation led to the weight-driven clock of the Middle Ages.
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The recruiting landscape is crowded, but ripe for experimentation with feature/benefit creep.
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There's a catch, however: they must submit to involuntary experimentation and organ donations.
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We've done a lot of formal experimentation over the course of the game.
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Even before Mr Xi took over, the pace of experimentation had been slowing.
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"The pressure of experimentation is greater than the fear of embarrassment," he says.
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They were both homeless when Hanka scooped them up as cybernetic experimentation subjects.
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The Bela is a result of the lab's experimentation into "hackable" musical instruments.
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It does seem like this type of experimentation would have a downstream effect.
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But it's really cool to see the experimentation and innovation going on now.
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But many of these cutting-edge treatments are still in the experimentation phase.
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But testing the idea through experimentation was exactly what Hawking sought to do.
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Her artistic experimentation varies vastly, to the point that it's hard to categorize.
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But most of Nguyen-Torjusen's recipes are a result of her own experimentation.
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The Audi S3 was our first experimentation with how to ScreenDrive a car.
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All the feature creep and experimentation has delayed their launch a little though.
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Instead you should try things out, iterate, and treat entrepreneurship as agnostic experimentation.
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He hadn't consciously known where he was going with all of this experimentation.
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To learn about the world, da Vinci blended his own observations with experimentation.
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Some accused President Obama of social experimentation at the expense of military readiness.
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In Phoenix, leaders are actively pushing economic diversification and experimentation through digital technology.
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Regulators can start by being more open to experimentation and alternative business models.
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Engage in thoughtful experimentation in communications, technology, systems, organizational structures and hiring systems.
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I'm interested in experimentation and naivety when it results in a hypnotic quality.
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That type of neural network experimentation is where Pikazo's real power might lie.
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He founded RED, the research, experimentation and development group at the Washington Post.
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Though many listeners now prefer streaming services over iTunes, the marketing experimentation persists.
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Experimentation and flexibility in developing these new technology and business models is imperative.
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Speaking of experimentation, it's something we're seeing less of with laptops this year.
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For graphene, this level of experimentation could take it beyond its current limits.
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"A Strange New Beauty" brings a new logic and coherence to Degas's experimentation.
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But I'm agnostic on specific tactics; really, I just want lots of experimentation.
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This cultural experimentation has not come at the expense of cultural success, either.
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"I hate using the word 'experimentation' because it wasn't an experiment," KAMI said.
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Meanwhile, state fairs continue to midwife stunt foods into existence through gastronomic experimentation.
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"Even experimentation with these harder drugs can derail a teen's future," he said.
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Experimentation is crucial, but sadly, time will not speed up for earlier results.
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Reddit threads and YouTube videos abound with tutorials and results of self-experimentation.
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Hindman's stylistic experimentation gives her book an alluring energy but hobbles her narrative.
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It's an experimentation game today and the early winners will reap massive rewards.
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The upside for the country would be a blossoming of health policy experimentation.
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Vocal experimentation, pianos & treated ambiences collide, recalling Feels-era Animal Collective in places.
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But prewar experimentation in steam-powered and electric vehicles waned as a result.
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I began to consider whether monogamy was perhaps more radical than ecstatic experimentation.
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"The whole experimentation process is like a student in school," Dr. Tse said.
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WARHOL'S LEGACY How the Pop master's experimentation helped them find their own voice.
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Amid all the experimentation, his love for hip-hop has remained another constant.
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As a teacher (retired), I have always supported well-thought-out educational experimentation.
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Finding the pill-reminder app that suits your needs may take some experimentation.
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In another version, she receives the power as a result of military experimentation.
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This third imperative, "economies of action," has become an arena of intense experimentation.
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This third imperative, "economies of action," has become an arena of intense experimentation.
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Here, he shares his tips for making meals that emphasize heritage and experimentation.
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"Across social media, there's more experimentation with gender; it's more fluid," Gough said.
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KB: That's something that we're actually moving into public experimentation with right now.
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How it truly absorbs you, though, is in its continual experimentation with interaction.
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Sexual fulfillment, satisfaction and experimentation were all encouraged, and not just for men.
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But Artists Space, now 47 years old, remains a noncommercial site of experimentation.
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It can serve as a tool for self-expression, experimentation, empowerment, and more.
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That excitement for experimentation and change helped me build the World Wide Web.
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The choreographer David Parker leads this lively troupe that specializes in rhythmic experimentation.
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Google employs extensive experimentation in its ongoing quest for the best customer experience.
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This is the time for experimentation—Uranus is all about trying new things.
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We also noted a few examples of experimentation, some more successful than others.
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It was 1971 and the neighborhood was still a nexus of artistic experimentation.
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The issue of experimentation on behalf of the Deep State has been raised.
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Which means we're about to see an explosion of experimentation with AI capabilities.
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Bezos has worked to create a culture at Amazon that's hospitable to experimentation.
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This allows for some flexibility and experimentation on the part of the group.
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It's just experimentation: the whole company is meant to be a place of creativity.
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Maybe for Apple internally, the iPhone X means as much "experimentation" as anything else.
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The rush of DIY genetic experimentation in humans prompted strong words from the FDA.
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Plus, experimentation is always welcome as long as you don't mess with the original.
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"[It] might get too fine, but it's also part of the experimentation," he says.
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It lacks the instrumental virtuosity and stylistic experimentation that would define Prince's later work.
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That's where Nintendo Labo is different, it encourages gameplay experimentation, without all the guilt.
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So more businesses will be started in general, which means more opportunities for experimentation.
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The formal experimentation of early graphical adventure games had by this point completely calcified.
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It's been years since we've had anything like true experimentation and newness in smartphones.
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After a bit of experimentation, Fagan recommends seasoning pigeon with salt, pepper, and sage.
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A break from your current relationship, friendships, or creative experimentation, are on the table.
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As the industry evolves, with a little experimentation, we can find applications for everything.
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Scalzi's career to date has been a mixture of experimentation and practical market assessment.
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The teaser for Pat McGrath Labs 004 embodies this spirit of experimentation and creativity.
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The spirit of experimentation has also occasionally taken the team to some strange places.
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The connected devices of the internet of things are a gold mine for experimentation.
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The final years of both periods were marked by a degree of monetary experimentation.
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Experimentation was less about entertaining myself and more about trying to prove O'Reilly wrong.
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Databases like this are common in AI, and are used for research and experimentation.
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You're feeling more open to experimentation and could reignite a spark with your partner.
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He is keen on autonomy and experimentation, which puts the teaching profession on edge.
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Ideally, we want to both be safe and to allow experimentation as technology evolves.
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She called this a mixture of "content" and "non-content," a form of experimentation.
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That's part of what Labo is all about: trial and error, learning and experimentation.
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All of a sudden, there's some volatile hoops science experimentation happening in New Orleans.
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The implications seem clear, though they can only be made official through further experimentation.
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Another test could be conducted in Vermont — a state that also favors social experimentation.
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It will also involve experimentation with concept stores that operate outside of traditional malls.
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"We've kind of moved into the realm of human experimentation with executions," O'Brien said.
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Much biological experimentation takes place in trays of 21995 "microwells", or miniature test tubes.
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It's an interesting period in terms of experimentation with what a social blog is.
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In his daily life, Thomas leads statistical experimentation at the payment processing company Square.
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But this stuff is the subject of intense research, experimentation, and innovation right now.
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Its checks and balances, both vertical and horizontal, leave lots of room for experimentation.
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But Silicon Valley is nurturing an appetite for risk and experimentation in the kitchen.
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With the testing phase now over, the experimentation phase is all set to begin.
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This allowed for a greater sense of experimentation than with more commercially oriented endeavors.
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His second LP under that moniker, The Levee, is an exercise in studio experimentation.
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Throughout the contact lens industry, protectionism and barriers to experimentation threaten to stall innovation.
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And really, experimentation in the staid world of camera design should always be welcomed.
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Throughout the 20th century, San Francisco became synonymous with cultural experimentation and alternative thinking.
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I love its imagination, experimentation, willingness to broach complicated subjects, and impeccable production design.
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No reader has ever forgotten the hero's sexual experimentation with a piece of liver.
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The perverse experimentation is as wasteful of our tax dollars as it is repugnant.
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What matters is systematic observation, measurement and experimentation — all to test and confirm hypotheses.
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The company has "a legacy of a lot of experimentation and testing," he said.
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For two decades, Europe has been the world's hothouse of experimentation in energy policy.
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The series features young to midcareer artists, specifically those with a focus on experimentation.
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For issues of experimentation, 3D printers are increasingly becoming capable of filling the role.
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The Bollate prison was at the vanguard of experimentation even before opening the restaurant.
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Social media has really changed the beauty space — especially when it comes to experimentation.
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Experimentation is key in figuring out what works and what doesn't for individual bodies.
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RoMeLa has created other humanoid and non-humanoid robots both for experimentation and competition.
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All of these factors influence outcomes and require experimentation to find a better path.
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The band has never been one to shy away from experimentation or skewing normalcy.
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So yeah, not as much experimentation as what we would get into later on.
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Most experimentation has resulted in partial understanding of a small proportion of known metabolites.
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But this sort of experimentation is key, I think, to a great immersive sim.
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Against black walls, four spare displays capture Chareau's ecumenical love of tradition and experimentation.
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Negotiating these tensions while building a cohesive ensemble sound takes practice, experimentation and debate.
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I think that mostly what the NFL and Yahoo were engaged in was experimentation.
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It might take some time and experimentation to zero in on the problematic programs.
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Musically it's very dark and brooding, often teetering on the edge of uneasy experimentation.
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There remains much work and experimentation to be done to see exactly what's possible.
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The move solidifies the West Coast's position as the center of American orchestral experimentation.
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On his last album, "X 100PRE" from 2018, he embraced broad collaboration and experimentation.
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That stuff [experimentation] won't go away, but it won't be the real-world part.
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Classic Egg Salad This simple egg salad recipe is a perfect base for experimentation.
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Thanksgiving is not a time for culinary experimentation, at least not in our family.
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The burgeoning blockchain industry has generated a great deal of buzz, investment and experimentation.
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It's the kind of experimentation that suggests a serious exploration of the region's potential.
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Serbia is a perfect example of why the political context of Facebook's experimentation matters.
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"We are people who have been historically subjected to this experimentation," Ms. Ortiz said.
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Fast-paced work environments and constant experimentation are typically the province of tech companies.
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Mr. Kendall cited it as evidence of radical, later-career experimentation on Degas's part.
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But like the shift away from fee for service, experimentation itself has bipartisan support.
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It can also meet with resistance from faculty members who aren't keen on experimentation.
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This requires innovation (and experimentation with) not only new drugs but new business models.
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But don't let the canine masturbation scenes and self-experimentation soapboxing scare you off.
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It's sort of this little canvas for experimentation sandwiched between beautiful established residential neighborhoods.
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So it's going to be a constant process of experimentation and change for us.
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The survey shows that youth drug use and experimentation continue to undergo significant evolution.
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"It's a culture of experimentation: kill, pivot, learn, all of that stuff," Baker said.
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We see fashion shows as a time of experimentation, and that encompasses many things.
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In early 2013, after six months of experimentation, Seidler settled on Gustu's first menu.
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Beyond its amenable weediness, the clonal raider ant seems almost custom-tailored for experimentation.
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At some point his organs will continue their deterioration and fail, experimentation or not.
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Excerpted from EXPERIMENTATION WORKS: The Surprising Power of Business Experiments by Stefan H. Thomke.
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The closings imposed by the strike forced experimentation with alternate routes, yielding valuable results.
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This interpretation follows the idea that liberation is activated through conscious experimentation with oneself.
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Dual retrospectives of paintings and woodcuts underscore Frankenthaler's restless experimentation in image and materials.
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Since 2012, she's heated over 6,000 square feet of deciduous forest for experimentation purposes.
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Now, with his time at his own disposal there is more room for experimentation.
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And I think just much more collaboration and partnership and experimentation has to happen.
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Their creative process is as much about spontaneity and experimentation as it is about humor.
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She managed to accumulate 9 million followers over years of experimentation on Instagram and Vine.
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States legalizing pot is "experimentation" with something that is flat-out illegal under federal law.
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For me, it was boredom, hatred of the job, and an interest in chemical experimentation.
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Now that's a lot, so take your personal experimentation slow over a period of time.
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But, as with any hot technology, AI is outgrowing this phase of experimentation and hype.
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Indeed, her near-constant reinvention and experimentation is the consistently compelling thing about her act.
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David touches on this sense of experimentation and why it's so important to the band.
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And the entire process took less than a year, significantly shortening the standard experimentation period.
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We have already begun to see a flurry of experimentation to prepare for 5G deployment.
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So are outstanding organisational skills, flexibility, an appetite for experimentation and a sense of fun.
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But it's not in China, Japan or the U.S. — the main venues for robot experimentation.
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Finally, the Moray agricultural terraces: a striking circular system possibly used for agricultural experimentation. 8.
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Most of the book is about other types of mess: randomness, experimentation and human autonomy.
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One of the secrets of Deng's success was his encouragement of experimentation (see China section).
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Other major companies, like Amazon and UPS, are also in the early stages of experimentation.
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Experimentation was common Today, the thought of ruining anyone's teeth for an experiment is unthinkable.
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That leaves room for experimentation, said Steve Nelson, director of programming for National Public Radio.
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For Orlando residents who have been blindsided by the city's experimentation before, this is worrisome.
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And like Breath of the Wild, the design still leaves room for experimentation and discovery.
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A little sexual curiosity and experimentation is a perfectly normal part of the adolescent experience.
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When it comes to beauty, First Lady Michelle Obama has always been open to experimentation.
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And they can use this room for experimentation, which is what I hope I provide.
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It centers itself on rapid experimentation that merges product development, product data, and product marketing.
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That led to experimentation: "crossing the river by feeling the stones", as Deng put it.
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WHERE WE ARE RIGHT NOW IS JUST DOING A LITTLE BIT OF EXPERIMENTATION IN MESSENGER.
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With ongoing experimentation, we have some faith that they should be able to do both.
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There's lots of trial-and-error and playful experimentation that goes on in Snipperclips' puzzles.
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Amazon may be considering what split it wants to take on these deals through experimentation.
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At first glance, this may seem like a purer endeavor compared with messy human experimentation.
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It's clean, it's comfortable, and she enjoys being a guinea pig in a futuristic experimentation.
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As this experimentation continues, once again the largest players are the most likely to win.
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Some songs are always paired with certain animations and effects, and others allow for experimentation.
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Sexual cannibalism evolved for a reason, so this kind of sexual experimentation may be peaking.
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Under Goldwater's watch, diversification and experimentation have become the new driving forces of Archie Comics.
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This quest does involve the only real notable bit of experimentation in Stranger Things 2.
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NCRI said Iran pursued weaponization experimentation on large-scale high explosives as a trigger mechanism.
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It took 6 months of experimentation before Naughty America could release their first VR video.
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The Air Force says the plane "performs risk reduction, experimentation and concept of operations development".
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"In the short term, I suspect we will see minimal turnover and experimentation," he said.
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The long history of scientific experimentation on Black bodies is not one to be minimized.
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I really like the melody and experimentation of [ Letting Off the Happiness] by Bright Eyes.
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Yet Future Present is a surprisingly accessible and enjoyable exhibition about one man's continuous experimentation.
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That kind of experimentation has grown beyond the confines of the kitchens of El Cielo.
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The early years of her career were marked by relentless experimentation and constant self-doubt.
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The Experimentation Service is all about helping developers quickly train and deploy machine learning experiments.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences.
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"Local and regional experimentation is crucial to developing a workable model for portable benefits," Sen.
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This is exactly the kind of experimentation we need to see in filmmaking right now.
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And where "Ulysses" swells with linguistic inventiveness and gleeful experimentation, "Portrait" swells with … well, what?
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"But law schools who signed their letter have expressed their support for innovation and experimentation."
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The targets have been a subject of experimentation within the Marine Corps for several years.
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I'm a nerd who loves to use her own body for scientific experimentation, so maybe.
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They were the result, he says, of a long process of soul-searching and experimentation.
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The city combined sexual experimentation, ethnic, cultural and sexual diversity, and an almost painful worldliness.
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Since encouraging experimentation has significant social value, the regulation of new ideas should move carefully.
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This experimentation found its natural counterpart in the flights of fancy in Mr. Potts's fiddling.
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Figuring out the rules will take experimentation but you can evolve to decent, straightforward practices.
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While some of Kovalyova's stories read more like exercises in form experimentation, they frequently succeed.
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But it would take five years of experimentation before the Svensons were ready to expand.
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The covers also perfectly complemented the music within — onslaughts of bold and abrasive sonic experimentation.
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A career transition might involve quitting today — or it might involve some more gradual experimentation.
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He also encourages experimentation, having students perform characters without assigning gender in scenes at all.
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There's little room for experimentation, and even animated typefaces tend to follow relatively strict systems.
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After a period of intensive musical experimentation, King of the Jews was released in 1991.
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It was perfect teenage experimentation, a way of finding a cohesive identity through sartorial competitiveness.
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"My tack on everything is that it's all about exploration and experimentation," Schilowitz tells me.
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That's where my music is located at, experimentation, and a certain photographic approach to sound.
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Even if his programs were hit-or-miss, he recognized the desperate necessity of experimentation.
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If you punish small failures, you'll just stifle innovation, experimentation and proactivity in your office.
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Despite such evidence of what, for a repressive country, constitutes fashion experimentation, uniforms were ubiquitous.
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The awareness of the ramifications of this technology exists on r/deepfakes alongside the experimentation.
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For all of its progressive sonic experimentation, electronic music often feels like a blank canvas.
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Because of that relatively low bar for functional success, they offer an opportunity for experimentation.
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The films made in the 1970s were very light and easy access to sexual experimentation.
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That can and will be determined in the course of collective discussion, struggle and experimentation.
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Often, these are the ones that are tried and true, debugged over centuries of experimentation.
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Thru-Line represents the culmination of two years of research and experimentation in the studio.
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The cooks on our staff work up fresh recipes based on reporting, experimentation and intuition.
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Instead, it will be a form of play, of dress-up, of experimentation and creativity.
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"No doubt the always-free tier announced last year is encouraging experimentation," Atelsek also said.
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Sexual experimentation often means "touching your own body to satisfy a curiosity," says Dr. McDevitt.
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There's also an orange version ("oh so orange," as it were), continuing Google's colorful experimentation.
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Thereafter, over years and decades of experimentation, designers learned how to raise the burn rate.
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The 6th Circuit ignored this fact and essentially rewrote federal law, engaging in policy experimentation.
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Health systems, employers and insurance plans are driving experimentation with new payment and delivery models.
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But over the course of our experimentation, it's like, well, that wouldn't be so bad.
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" We also looked at the kind of sonic experimentation that the Beatles applied to "Sgt.
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One quick fix regulators should consider: Introducing "sandboxes," or areas where regulation enables responsible experimentation.
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Formal portraits, however, are a small subset of portraiture, which is wide open for experimentation.
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A little personal experimentation would presumably reassure you that the generic has the same effect.
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"We quickly learned how much the audience enjoyed that kind of experimentation," Mr. McNicholas said.
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Alarcón, who also happens to be a gifted journalist, couples narrative experimentation with imaginative empathy.
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According to that pedagogy, preschoolers discover the world around them through trial, error and experimentation.
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MG: Yes' I consider it to be an extension—it's also a studio for experimentation.
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Expecting Ryan Trecartin-like experimentation that pushes the boundaries of photography, screens were noticeably absent.
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But the whole process is not an exact science; there's still a lot of experimentation.
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This leads to lots of experimentation — sometimes well into a show's third or fourth season.
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Rushmore and Seslow noticed the growing tide of experimentation with digital mediums by street artists.
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At the same time, there does seem to be a lot of space for experimentation.
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Does that spirit come from any particular influence or have you always gravitated to experimentation?
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Both the jobs and investment pieces could be phased in, expanded through testing and experimentation.
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As a rule of thumb, I say give it a few tries and do some experimentation.
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It is, however, one at which, unfortunately, Lil Wayne's experimentation is not such a central topic.
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But if you can get past the noise bricolage, there's clarity, fun, and exhilarating experimentation within.
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Experimentation is good, and Anthem is a big experiment, at least relative to their past work.
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She says there is experimentation and change locally, but India's size presents its own particular challenges.
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Again, Fox won't have this franchise for long, so expect some free-for-all experimentation here.
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Pomeroy and Wellman indulged in the kind of technical experimentation that should inspire moviemakers even today.
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Switzerland's experimentation with low-THC cannabis comes as several U.S. states have decriminalized or legalized pot.
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Green, blue, purple... We're still letting out a hardy "JEAH" for beauty experimentation of any kind.
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Mr. Ren: I think the biggest technological advances will be seen in AI experimentation and applications.
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I'm an advocate for anything that promotes advancement, experimentation and digital evolution in the cultural sector.
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With a huge variety of robots, Into the Breach seems to encourage this kind of experimentation.
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"In primary schools, the curriculum calls for hands-on learning and experimentation," comments Ms. Dizel-Doumenge.
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But they say the company's leaders were not just risk-averse, but adamantly opposed to experimentation.
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Mario Odyssey is a spectacular 3D platformer with varied level design that encourages playfulness and experimentation.
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And thanks to developer Blizzard Entertainment's trademark focus on game balance, experimentation is a real joy.
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Exhibitions she curated — including Energy/Experimentation: Black Artists and Abstraction, 1964–1980 (2006), Now Dig This!
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In time, after years of experimentation and incremental advances, many of these technologies might become mainstays.
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Also on this day, Venus connects with Uranus, bringing a fun opportunity for adventure and experimentation.
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However, it may deter innocent experimentation in advertising since poorly made ads could embarrass their buyer.
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Despite experimentation here and there and the occasional outlier, smartphone cameras are pretty much the same.
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Another avid recycler is NanoRacks, whose commercial experimentation platform outside the ISS just went live yesterday.
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In Emily's D+Evolution, there's more psychedelic rock, distortion, and experimentation than on the previous albums.
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But experimentation, failure, politics, and infighting seem to be inescapable elements of any ambitious human endeavor.
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So at 35, Zayner decided to dive into one of science's most foolhardy traditions: self-experimentation.
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But Google is right in the middle of overhauling a massive platform that's ripe for experimentation.
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Switzerland's experimentation with low-THC cannabis comes as several U.S. states have decriminalised or legalised pot.
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After all, the font "places creativity beside functionality, play before instructions, experimentation before manuals," said Paparounis.
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He said the Shipt service represents part of Costco's "experimentation" in the home grocery delivery market.
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So let's broaden the horizon of our experimentation some, and stop greedily trying to make money.
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I would urge us to instead support greater experimentation, smaller projects, more coordination and better communication.
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Whereas high-level chess requires the memorization of moves and patterns, Really Bad Chess encourages experimentation.
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A DIY ethic has always applied to Soylent, complementary to the sense of experimentation it inspires.
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Our distraction is a fantasy — an experimentation with sex that doesn't fall into neat Hollywood grooves.
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And with a little experimentation, they found that the CycleGAN had indeed pulled a fast one.
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But I think there is a sense ... It's great that there's so much experimentation going on.
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Dead black bodies, robbed from their graves, were a continuous source of surgical and anatomical experimentation.
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Given the severity of Parkinson's symptoms, this type of animal experimentation is both cruel and unusual.
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The constant experimentation changed Mr. Goldsmith into a self-described "radical optimist" about the internet, too.
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The New European, published by Archant, is part of a broad experimentation taking place in print.
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Consider the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America, which institutionalize experimentation through their badge system.
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At this point, we've exhausted all avenues of experimentation and research without squeezing Chris Matthews himself.
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Despite all of this dangerous experimentation, the work done at Dugway hasn't always been properly contained.
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It gives states more flexibility for experimentation and allows the sale of more inexpensive "catastrophic" plans.
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"We live in a time of incredible social experimentation," he says, just before we hang up.
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Her process builds on the standard forms of sculpture, but still represents experimentation with the medium.
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This process allows for a lot of revision and experimentation before I get down to sewing.
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"You start to realize that the results of experimentation aren't just self-indulgent fuckery," she says.
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To be clear, experimentation is valuable; that spirit of willingness to take chances refreshes the field.
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"It takes time to adjust," Shattenkirk said of the Rangers' rocky start amid constant lineup experimentation.
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That in turn has contributed to bold experimentation in bringing high culture to a troubled community.
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Yet when it comes to hot-button public policies, Americans prefer procrustean conformity to state experimentation.
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Alarcón is at his finest when he couples narrative experimentation with deliberate pacing and imaginative empathy.
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Jazz, she said, served "as a catalyst to inspire my experimentation with improvisation, form and technique."
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For example: the wonderful experimentation found on Mount Kimbie's Love What Remains or Call Super's Arpo.
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Undoubtedly, a scientist with fewer scruples than Sestan, fewer moral qualms about human experimentation, will emerge.
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But Mona's experimentation coincided with her rebellion against how Japanese society shamed her for her outspokenness.
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As an industry, I just hope we see more experimentation in paid models throughout the chain.
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What I love about [the director] Ivo [van Hove] is that he likes the experimentation throughout.
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In 220, he exhibited two domes at Park Place Gallery, then a hotbed of sculptural experimentation.
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The show was, for the most part, heavily focused on alien conspiracies and military experimentation therein.
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You are known to stick to what you know, but you're more open to experimentation now.
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It took a lot of bioinformatics computation and experimentation to locate the best spots to attack.
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Facebook only imposes, smashing flat all of the distinctions that were honed over years of experimentation.
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First he read "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," which explores medical experimentation on black Americans.
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There was a willingness to take risks and use government instruments to drive bottom-up experimentation.
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Secondly, government should deregulate and de-standardize these areas to allow maximum experimentation, innovation, and competition.
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They said the military was being used for social experimentation at the expense of national security.
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The official collaborations between brands and unconventional artists aren't the only kind of experimentation going on.
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If so, do you think interactive media somehow satisfies similar needs or impulses as drug experimentation?
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It plays to similar impulses as drug experimentation, including sensation-seeking and the desire for independence.
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This policy move is sure to accelerate the experimentation with and addiction to opiates in Canada.
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But after law school deans rallied around Arizona, the council backed off on quashing such experimentation.
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Paré subsequently embarked on a journey of experimentation that led her to where she is today.
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Instead, he subtly lets the alternative histories unfold, mirroring his main character's experimentation with new genres.
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Here at The Times, our A.I. experimentation has been limited to newsletter personalization, Jaclyn Peiser reports.
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Yet those presumptions are nothing more than guesses and are rarely given the scrutiny of experimentation.
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"Bartenders today are obsessed with experimentation, which I think is for the best," Mr. English said.
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Interestingly, what's still apparent is that these paintings are part of a larger trajectory of experimentation.
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Gothic pornographic, but without the ironic underpinnings of Marilyn Manson's later experimentation with the same aesthetic.
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In China, the Academy of Telecommunications Research has launched a three-year program of 24G experimentation.
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And yet, right now the league is in a period of wild experimentation and rapid evolution.
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But this lack of regulation also allows for more experimentation in teaching techniques and classroom structure.
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Sounds like we'll be seeing even more trendy color experimentation from the star in the near future.
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By the time she reached her mid-20s, her hair was getting brittle from all the experimentation.
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The Bitcoin community has been hampered by a dysfunctional culture that has grown increasingly hostile toward experimentation.
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While Test Pilot is going away, though, Mozilla promises that it will continue this kind of experimentation.
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However, Gemini and Cancer's love of sexual experimentation and variety means they can have a fun fling.
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Figuring out the right CBD product for you and your needs is often a matter of experimentation.
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She was sent to Auschwitz, where she found herself a victim of Nazi medical experimentation and beatings.
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There's a lot of discussion and experimentation to be done to get markets properly valuing those services.
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His encouragement for experimentation and character variety in his Overwatch review is quite evidently from the heart.
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And like a test-tubed black man, racist jokes in our vicinity always are free for experimentation.
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He also pointed out that his experimentation was about making a cosmetic change, not a medical cure.
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"When you're starting, you want to have a repeatable process, a framework for managing experimentation," she said.
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Amir wasn't killed, and the experimentation gives him an eye into how the Klum see the world.
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Bela is in some ways a logical step forward in the experimentation of the Augmented Instruments Laboratory.
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It's a collage of historic failures, glued together with an unconvincing message about design experimentation and innovation.
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As for Josiah, his experience with the microbiome transplant did nothing to dissuade him from self-experimentation.
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"Experimentation is what we're all about but we also want you to learn the fundamentals," Pedroso says.
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To prepare for increased autonomy and responsibility, college needs to be a time of exploration and experimentation.
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Time will tell if it's worth the continued investment, or if Netflix's experimentation will one day conclude.
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The material represented includes tape experimentation, industrial, avant-garde, indy, rock, diy, subvertainment and auto-hypnotic materials.
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This might take some experimentation; be careful to not cause an explosion of batter in your microwave.
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But he had no idea this youthful experimentation, and oral sex in particular, could lead to cancer.
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That means that [customers] today will need to do a lot of the experimentation and testing themselves.
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Yet they all offer a pleasing balance of ideas and action, provocation and pleasure, experimentation and entertainment.
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THE PAST five years have been a golden age for tactical experimentation in Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Determining exactly where that line would lie is a delicate task that will require testing and experimentation.
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It was primarily such boys who could enjoy an extended childhood characterized by social and sexual experimentation.
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Skinner invented a device, now known as a Skinner box, which standardised the process of behavioural experimentation.
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Experimentation with novel user interfaces has created all kinds of fun apps with intuitive and interesting controls.
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It's a seamless experience that belies the months of work and experimentation that went into creating it.
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Its experimentation in Louisville is evidence enough that Google Fiber was looking for a new way forward.
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While the viewer might be disappointed by this stylistic departure, Tanning's delight in experimentation is radically apparent.
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To observe and research the mechanisms of schizophrenia, researchers like D'Souza can't rely on traditional experimentation methods.
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Alex: I think it just goes back to experimentation and trying to create something new, for yourself.
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Those objectives are clearly admirable in theory, but such noble experimentation can come across differently in practice.
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Pauwels, though, is not arguing for an end to the long-held tradition of scientific self-experimentation.
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Like any artist worth her salt, alternative rapper Gita is in a new phase of creative experimentation.
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Two brands making phones with sliding camera modules is experimentation and can hardly be considered a trend.
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"How could other users modify the self-experimentation down the line and at their risks?" she said.
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Lasers used by the international inertial confinement fusion community for experimentation and testing target designs and diagnostics.
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And it's going to take a lot of experimentation and likely bot failure before we get there.
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The experimentation she did with transparent layering of shapes and color and circular canvases was quite important.
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It's taken a lot of experimentation on the part of developers and some curation on Kik's part.
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Academic experimentation can be as important to a student's self-discovery as navigating their newfound sexual freedom.
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North American film culture was already skittish about experimentation in the same '98 that birthed Furby Babies.
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You know, that complicated stuff that requires experimentation to prove theories and discover better ways to live.
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Those years of rebelliousness and experimentation are useless to someone who already has it all figured out.
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Over time, after a period of experimentation, live-streaming should find its place in the media landscape.
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With few restrictions on how the money can be spent, the grant was designed to encourage experimentation.
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This is a big day for Optimizely and a big day for the experimentation and personalization industry.
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He doesn't want to work somewhere that's averse to experimentation or to bringing in a fresh perspective.
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"At this moment, we are in a proving and experimentation phase with meringues and emulsions," he said.
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For Gropius, as MacCarthy documents, this kind of openness was vital to the Bauhaus spirit of experimentation.
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Steltenpohl argues that nut milks naturally present more opportunity for innovation and experimentation than their dairy peers.
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And it will require serious research, design and experimentation to figure out how to do it well.
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It will require experimentation by states of a range of policies and evaluation of what really works.
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These two bricks at Bouley, on the other hand, reflect creativity, experimentation, maybe a shade of obsession.
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Another likely scenario is that humans practiced surgical experimentation on animals before trying it on each other.
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It is breezy and sensual despite all the experimentation at play—it manages to sound totally streamlined.
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With three near death experiences, faith fuels his protection, and growing his art is rooted in experimentation.
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Or is "Cruise" still ahead—does the rest of country still lag behind its messy, joyous experimentation?
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There also tends to be an end goal to all this experimentation: Grinders strive to be cyborgs.
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This issue, which is wonderfully large, features bite-sized works of experimentation, genre bending, and envelope pushing.
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The United States has lagged other countries in experimentation with drones, something the program hopes to correct.
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And such thinking is testament to the experimentation that occurs in a genre thriving in independent circles.
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And through this general attitude of playfulness and experimentation, HouseSpecial truly does bring animation to the masses.
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" Democratic politics had entered a new era of experimentation, he said, and "this here is ground zero.
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The Look The resurgence of a traditional Afro-Puerto Rican musical genre owes something to formal experimentation.
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Now, as brick-and-mortar retailers around the country stumble, the experimentation has taken on new urgency.
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Classes mix theory and practice through co-creation and hands-on experimentation in collaboration with community partners.
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They're sites of democratic engagement, community building and, as Mr. de Monchaux points out, playfulness and experimentation.
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Medical experimentation on chimpanzees has ended, but moving all of them into retirement sanctuaries will be difficult.
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College is for experimentation, after all, for figuring out who you are outside of your parents' shadow.
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For the most part, though, you're left to figure out how to play each house through experimentation.
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If the states are supposed to be the laboratories of democracy, Ms. DeVos isn't seeing much experimentation.
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Senators Mark Warner and Deb Fischer have introduced a bill circumscribing experimentation on users without their consent.
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Did it add up to a narrative on the order of Mr. Owens's edgy and aggressive experimentation?
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Yet her exuberance and experimentation proved to be catnip for millennials bored with cookie-cutter commercial fashion.
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No controlled studies have shown that the method works, and Huling likens it to experimentation on patients.
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He would bring wonderful visiting artists to the program, essentially introducing an element of play and experimentation.
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It was a long and tedious process requiring much experimentation to see what worked and what didn't.
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But, after a little experimentation, it appears that the can wasn't getting enough power from my batteries.
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The money paid for his alcohol habit and experimentation with harder drugs — anything to dull the pain.
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A. Rebellion," their work was characterized by "burgeoning diasporic consciousness, strong characterizations of women, and formal experimentation.
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These days it just isn't fashion week without at least some designer churn or experimentation with format.
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With corporate money and Reich's appetite for experimentation, CollegeHumor became a full-blown incubator for new talent.
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Mariano said she's built a full-time business as an influencer through experimentation and learning by doing.
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But there isn't much there there — the film's sonic experimentation is decoration hung on a thin character.
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Permitting that kind of experimentation here will help bring about the end of animal cruelty much sooner.
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"This is a vehicle for experimentation," said Barbara McAneny, chief executive of the New Mexico Cancer Center.
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"It's a moment when Picasso is starting a new experimentation in the field of sculpture," Diana said.
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Accordingly, at this time, all experimentation involving the monkeys in the study you referenced has been halted.
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After much experimentation with the grid design, I opted for the "four corners" structure you see here.
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Written for Ms. Vasnier, the song further reveals the extent of Debussy's experimentation with the female voice.
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Infervision's work on coronavirus is part of a raft of experimentation in China triggered by the outbreak.
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The enclave has emerged as the city's latest culinary hotbed, one marked by experimentation and international flavors.
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Constant experimentation with materials, a disdain for traditional finish and some revenge on the male gaze emerge.
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That is one reason it may have offered space for sexual experimentation, but only within certain bounds.
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Not only that, they're often doing more in terms of innovation and experimentation than the big names.
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Cruz Bay has become a little hub of culinary experimentation and innovation over the last few years.
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Accreditors and institutions are forced to operate in a culture that, however unintentionally, discourages flexibility and experimentation.
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Sometimes there's a quirky framing device or (invariably ill-advised) experimentation with the book's font or design.
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Boosted by the experimentation happening in the indie film world, studios wanted to make more daring fare.
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A lot of what I do is based on experimentation, on how it's going to be perceived.
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While the choices may sometimes seem overwhelming, they also present a wonderful opportunity for pleasure and experimentation.
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They see the rigorous process of inquiry, experimentation, and analysis as two-sentence lines in a textbook.
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Private foundations are an integral part of how important research, pilot programs, experimentation, and lifesaving work happens.
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These factors can complicate the composting process, requiring experimentation with aeration, pH balance, hydration, and general design.
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Consumers aren't up for too much experimentation, but they want a little something, some level of novelty.
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It doesn't have much of the furious experimentation of the duo records – it is what it is.
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There was a lot of play and experimentation and things that would go wrong and happy accidents.
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"There's a tradition of having oversight of human experimentation, and it exists for good reasons," he said.
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It's been a long time coming considering the depths of Google's WebVR experimentation on desktop and mobile Chrome.
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"There is less at stake because it is temporary, therefore, people are more open to experimentation," Prince explains.
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But what makes Snap great is its iterative format, which allows for trial-and-error experimentation, Norman said.
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Advertisers are starting to move from the experimentation phase with Snapchat to baking it into their marketing budget.
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They know what they're doing, and they employ heavy use of experimentation, playtesting, and iteration in their process.
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But are the fictional portrayals in the "Fifty Shades" franchise accurate or responsible vehicles for real-life experimentation?
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But the link cable was just the beginning of the Game Boy's wild, bizarre experimentation with the future.
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In contrast to dirty data, "clean data" is supported by rigorous scientific experimentation that minimizes variability and biases.
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But if productivity is growing slowly, that might also be because labour costs discourage experimentation with new technologies.
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When Instagram launched six years ago, it was a new network open to experimentation in front of friends.
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The sealed chamber allows hospitalized kids and teens to reach inside, interact with nature, and enjoy scientific experimentation.
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He's also been on the receiving end of some experimentation, something that's been playing out in the show.
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Additionally, the simplicity of three-chord punk had grown tiresome, and sonic experimentation within limited abilities became indispensable.
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In fact, the NFC chip is only one part of his dedication to living through experimentation and science.
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All of this research and experimentation is part of Ford's eventual goal to launch a commercial robotaxi service.
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Our first season tackles stories of racial injustice, political conflicts, even the hidden history of US medical experimentation.
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Curious would-be users will be repelled by the nontrivial expense of mere experimentation, never mind ongoing usage.
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Bursts of investor enthusiasm sometimes (if not always) spur experimentation and investment, laying a foundation for future growth.
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In fact, it was that sense of bold experimentation that led to the rise of Dogfish Head Brewing.
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The company also said it plans to expand its experimentation with delivery drones for its Uber Eats service.
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What they reveal is Cézanne's continuous experimentation, and even a reinvention of the very genre of the portrait.
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After years of experimentation and lofty promises, orthodontics represent a large-scale, real-world use for the tech.
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Culturally there is a big difference between Silicon Valley and elsewhere in terms of embracing failure and experimentation.
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So, chances are, this is another case of wig experimentation at the hands of her stylist Chris Appleton.
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We're witnessing a transitional moment for the country music genre that opens up space for weirdness and experimentation.
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It is tricky to make for individuals without a chemistry background and is difficult to perfect without experimentation.
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IHS Technology's senior director, Ian Fogg, said this is where most of experimentation with VR content will happen.
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This crisis has inspired some bold experimentation, like a limited trial of mail-order abortion pills in Hawaii.
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After four years of experimentation in almond groves, scientists have found that this inundation hasn't hurt the trees.
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It tosses my understanding of power dynamics in the air to clang against the ceiling of aesthetic experimentation.
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Therein lies the best part of Mario Maker, for someone like me: the interplay between inspiration and experimentation.
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Sci-fi's faintly naive experimentation with the idea of human progress for everyone has spread to … well, everyone.
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But in order to use it in really smart ways, it's going to take experimentation, and that's exciting.
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Everything is just tricky enough to be rewarding, but just loose enough to allow for experimentation and mistakes.
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Zeroth Labs, however, takes that a step further with an adaptive approach to problem solving and constant experimentation.
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An example of stumbling upon a clever idea through experimentation, and then turning that accident into something bigger.
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According to the declassified CIA documents that I read, the US Army was extremely interested in psychic experimentation.
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The mission will deliver a payload of around 4,800 lbs of supplies and experimentation materials for ISS research.
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For the leaders I tracked, the 5-hour rule often fell into three buckets: reading, reflection and experimentation.
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To meaningfully reduce defaults, we should encourage innovation and experimentation at all stages of the loan life cycle.
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And that's a shame, because experimentation is really what this version of the Gear 2360 is best for.
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And while it doesn't work for every reader, its publication established Island's ethos for visual experimentation and playfulness.
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When your past unequivocally dictates your future, personal development through spontaneity, open-mindedness and experimentation becomes more difficult.
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"I expect we will see more of this kind of experimentation in the coming years," Mr. Jacobs said.
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Through experimentation, Liu and Benner discovered that the ion channels of these crest cells were sensitive to temperature.
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And where better for that kind of fancy experimentation to happen than in a three-Michelin-starred restaurant?
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Other spells like Arcane Intellect or Cabalist's Tome put more resources in your hand, and merit some experimentation.
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The military services would be able to use their own funding to foster experimentation and test upgrades faster.
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This central tension between experimentation and playing-it-safe is common in the early hours of most roguelikes.
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But much of his own process was discovered through experimentation with the help of his girlfriend, Tharien Smith.
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Is there anything you feel like Wall Street could learn from the experimentation around culture in Silicon Valley?
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But for Ek, the best way to expand the 248 million figure to a billion is through experimentation.
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Problem solving involves a certain degree of experimentation and trial and error.... We may share the same goal.
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So the pair had the idea to start their own brand by squaring off some land for experimentation.
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Essentially, this is opening up the Switch and Joycons to experimentation, with or without the cardboard kits themselves.
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But, through research and experimentation, they've come up with many ideas about what draws one person to another.
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Historic examples of human experimentation include wartime atrocities by Nazi doctors that tested the limits of human survival.
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By conflating experimentation with treatment, medical ethicists fear vulnerable patients may be unable to give true informed consent.
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"No decisions have been made regarding the fielding or experimentation of Iron Dome in specific theaters," Seiber added.
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Medical experimentation on chimpanzees has ended, but moving all of them into retirement will be a difficult task.
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Ms. Bonar was one of the activists who had worked to bring about the decisions to end experimentation.
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This sublime layering of folk textures, Minimalism and electroacoustic experimentation made for an exhilarating finish to the evening.
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It could be abstract or figurative, meticulously planned and diagramed or a product of experimentation and happy accident.
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"'DISMISS U' approaches sound/noise experimentation and diaspora narratives from an expansive yet dismissive perspective," they further explain.
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He emphasized that the point of scientific self-experimentation should not be to live longer but to learn.
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Even after decades of experimentation, transfusion didn't seem to be going anywhere until the era of modern warfare.
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Sometimes the experimentation went too far: Ms. Fanning reportedly fainted because of a too-tight Prada corset dress.
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The two-year, trimester structure emphasizes the intersection of studio production, individual research, critical analysis and curatorial experimentation.
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Privileging experimentation, their non-committal approach to genres alleviates Just John of any binding classification as an artist.
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"It's supposed to encourage feasible ways for galleries to exhibit their artists abroad that encourage experimentation," said Carlos.
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The filmmaker tapped into those through his experimentation with effects, and through stories he told tales of discovery.
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"You want to be with someone who's going to embrace this sort of experimentation you're doing," Ratliff said.
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That bill proposed ending all manner of loopholes and credits, including for insurance companies and research and experimentation.
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Jessen and Mitchell accuse them of violating the post-World War II Nuremberg Code's ban on human experimentation.
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L in extravagant moments of experimentation, using painting, several drawing styles, collage and assemblage, found images and words.
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Another exhibition, "Public Access/Open Networks," will examine artistic experimentation on public access television and new media platforms.
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And profits, the industry adds, are what pay for the costly experimentation that may yield the next miracle.
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Gray Matter Was the Central Intelligence Agency's post-9/11 "enhanced interrogation" program an instance of human experimentation?
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Throughout his life,Ben Franklin set aside timefor experimentation, masterminding with like-minded individuals, and tracking his virtues.
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But Santa Barbara's embrace of experimentation is what put it on this year's 52 Places to Go list.
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Its telegraphic lyrics pack far-reaching implications into a few words; its succinct melodies harbor nervy sonic experimentation.
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Fucking someone out of desperation or experimentation isn't a good enough reason to be fucking them at all.
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One of the group's first members, Ellen Pau, was a founder of Videotage, an important platform for experimentation.
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The culture of the tech industry encourages experimentation, even if that pushes beyond the boundaries of the law.
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Those alternatives require experimentation, however, because Uber's rise and dominance are rooted in a multitude of other problems.
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It's hard for the reality of marriage to compete with either falling in love or extreme sexual experimentation.
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"I am for experimentation, and more of it in academia, and for that reason I approve," he writes.
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Her voice and vision are idiosyncratic and pitiless, combining mischief and crisp authority, formal experimentation and deep feeling.
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Twitter says it's in the "experimentation" phase for this metric, which means the company is still gathering data.
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After years of relatively undisturbed experimentation, Neza has become something like an open-air experiment in social engineering.
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The experimentation has had frightening consequences as chemists have turned to untested, dangerous compounds to evade drug laws.
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All of this takes place in a supportive environment where experimentation, self-motivation and intellectual rigor are expected.
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"We saw a lot of experimentation in small cities initially," Brail said about ridehailing companies partnering with municipalities.
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Things are slower, there's more sonic space and electronic experimentation, but at its core, the lyrical themes are similar.
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Each semester begins with a two-week Drawing or Sculpture Marathon to immerse participants in experimentation, perception, and productivity.
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It comes out of a partnership between the clothing company and a small division of Google dedicated to experimentation.
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The dozens of challenges in each of the new levels almost always reward constant experimentation over speed and skill.
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Much of this, Traywick believes, will be accomplished by bold, brave individuals resurrecting the scientific tradition of self-experimentation.
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In fact, in my own Soylent experimentation, I tried mixing the stuff with coffee — and the results weren't terrible.
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David Voigts, a former Naval officer, spoke about walking across the US to raise awareness of nonconsensual human experimentation.
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Cyborgian implantation activities take place outside the clinic or hospital, as a sort of parallel to standardized medical experimentation.
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Her experimentation may have been fleeting, but we love that she's trying new things going into the New Year.
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To help create the recipes, LaBelle drew upon family recipes as well as her own experimentation in the kitchen.
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It's a fascinating glimpse into the wild west of aerospace experimentation and the history of humanity's excursions into space.
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YouTube isn't breaking new ground here, but its experimentation with free ad-supported movies and shows is certainly noteworthy.
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In a new economy that mints billionaires overnight, giving millions of dollars away for experimentation is the easy part.
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Roam Co-Living is still in experimentation mode and we are open to lots of debate, ideas and suggestions.
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This has led her down a multiyear journey of experimentation, giving up certain things and seeing how it felt.
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Manipulating levels is a pleasingly tactile experience, one that encourages a playful experimentation as you try out new ideas.
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This type of experimentation with unpredictable AI in games is restricted mostly to academics and indie developers, Cook notes.
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This season has so far been Harden's very own Bitches Brew, a valiant rhythmic experimentation that's blowing people's minds.
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Satan and the occult are a path to experimentation rather than anything to do with wanting to cause harm.
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Experimentation and learning from your (grisly, entertaining) failures is a big piece of what makes Evolution stick so well.
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Like the scientific method, getting the most out of analytics requires experimentation, testing, learning from failures and testing again.
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It's a good conversation and I could have stayed all night chatting about my interests and desires for experimentation.
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Cyborgian implantation activities take place outside the clinic or hospital, as a sort of parallel to standardised medical experimentation.
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With no typical tutorial in place, I've been learning about this new version of Hyrule through exploration and experimentation.
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On the retail side, the objective is to develop an alternative to malls that will allow experimentation, Lee said.
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In a year of wild experimentation, LG's more restrained approach of polishing up the basics might just pay off.
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Experimentation with promising but untested development strategies is badly needed, as a forthcoming paper from the Brookings Institution argues.
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Metal likes to bury things in amber too, as I'm sure you might've noticed through your years of experimentation.
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It follows Mulder and Scully as they investigate a case involving genetic experimentation and brings up some ... past issues.
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"At Netflix, we tend to do a lot of experimentation without worrying too much up front," he told me.
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With any luck, we will continue to accelerate real-world experimentation and the possibility of more accidents to come.
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Was it truly swipe culture to blame for the mistakes made in dating and sexual experimentation, when you're young?
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While Klauke's experimentation with dress and gender representation is playful and colorful, the work is not lost to sensationalism.
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After some limited experimentation as a risk-taking youth, he'd basically put away psychedelics as a young person's game.
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AdBasis also makes decisions about where to spend ad dollars based on the data gathered during the experimentation process.
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"The context of an all-girls school could certainly make this type of homosexual experimentation more likely," he says.
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It's the 1960s now, which means Nazi overlords are clashing with counter-culture, open racism, and rampant drug experimentation.
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One way to counteract the HiPPOs is to cultivate a culture of objective experimentation, such as A/B testing.
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But developers are creative people, and sometimes the process of experimentation can lead the game in the wrong direction.
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He recorded his observations, looked for patterns among them, and then tested those patterns through additional observation and experimentation.
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has used the regular season as a laboratory for this kind of experimentation for years.
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She persisted, however, and in 1956 a studio was created for her experimentation: the now-famous BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
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Synthego's first set of products were designed to simplify the process for identifying and designing genetic material for experimentation.
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How Toshiba handles the guidance, and fares under it, is bound to determine future foreign experimentation in Japan Inc.
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Treatments often require experimentation over time and may vary widely, even among patients with the same or similar diagnoses.
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If the operation becomes more successful as experimentation continues, big questions remain for how commonly it should be used.
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As you trigger the effects for the first time, they go into a trophy case that gamifies voice experimentation.
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The letter stated: Scientific and technological knowledge is the foundation for future research, experimentation, debate, consensus-building and understanding.
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I said above that the experimentation with Delos is "nightmarish," and one big reason stems from who Delos is.
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Throughout his life, Ben Franklin set aside time for experimentation, masterminding with like-minded individuals, and tracking his virtues.
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In the case of Mazurenko, everyone I spoke with agreed he would have been delighted by his friends' experimentation.
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Where Battlefield encouraged experimentation and destruction, Call of Duty locked players into cinematic scripted set pieces and static corridors.
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The return on this investment has been dismal, with little of this experimentation translating into cures or effective treatments.
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One body remained in a limbo-like state of student experimentation for two years before arriving at Hart Island.
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" A guest lecturer promulgates the blood libel that Jewish leaders "mine" Palestinian children's "body parts for research and experimentation.
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Repurposing is as typical to Berlin as experimentation, and the open-minded city has been welcoming to the Ausländer.
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Good's colorful montages seem poised somewhere between playful experimentation and any number of this-product-is-our-lives commercials.
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The best of them in fact embrace periodic failure as a necessary part of experimentation, learning, and institutional evolution.
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Forcing developers to comply with myriad local regulations discourages experimentation and creates significant barriers to entry by new firms.
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Metelkova Mesto Like a permanently installed Burning Man, this sculpture-filled complex has emerged as a hotbed of experimentation.
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Artisanship has been throttled, and so has our professional capacity to identify and solve problems through ground-level experimentation.
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That's not easy, but editors are already at work sprinkling their pages with experimentation, and that's a good thing.
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But it also has to do with governments and governments allowing this kind of innovation and experimentation to happen.
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The career ladder metaphor seems safer, he writes, but it limits experimentation, which helps you figure out your passions.
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Granger's past support for questionable human embryonic stem cell experimentation and reluctance to promote pro-life provisions in committee.
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Early this fall, I visited mainly newer restaurants in the downtown area, where some interesting experimentation is going on.
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This new vision for fighting poverty came to be largely as a result of experimentation at the state level.
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If you look at the 70s and 80s, there was so much experimentation, just genre-expanding kind of stuff.
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Among these areas, the 23D wonder-material graphene could greatly benefit from the widespread experimentation of open-source use.
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Yazici's vibrant color palette and painterly bunches of thread are the result of pure experimentation without any formal training.
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It's fake, soul destroying and promotes everything BUT experimentation and heartfelt emotion (which is what music means to me).
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As a platform for experimentation and play, Instagram is pretty great for artists at all levels of the game.
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The museum's Southern Constellation residency brings together artists from the American south with the mission of expanding critical experimentation.
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Others, like Fallout 76, eject much of what made the series what it was in favor of new experimentation.
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A master of experimentation, Kurokawa has cleverly constructed Node 5:5 aiming to sweep his audiences into another realm.
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Ultimately, though, it still comes down to investment — investment in data gathering, data interpretation, experimentation and follow-up analysis.
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His early forays into sexual experimentation, expressed through his first attempts at writing, earn him punishment from his parents.
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That work might involve experimentation with process of deliberative democracy, such as participatory budgeting or structured town hall conversations.
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Throughout their decade-plus in existence, Animal Collective have maintained a dedication to busted electronics and genre-defying experimentation.
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Many of Marinetti's ideas have been forgotten, but his uncompromising need for culinary experimentation lives on—and fortunately so.
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It's a shining example of how Zelda fans have always been in lockstep with Nintendo's own experimentation with horror.
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When you are writing songs for the album are you conscious of how much experimentation comes in to play?
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More fencing, culling of deer, and experimentation with the forest's natural ecology ultimately might save Pando, Dr. Rogers said.
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In the deadline-driven world of photojournalism, there usually isn't much time for experimentation, and no room for mistakes.
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Otherwise, the people of the states are left wide discretion to engage in policy experimentation and to govern themselves.
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But developing a sense for which liqueurs and bitters go with which spirits takes lots of experimentation and experience.
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Tonight's performance — part of a weekly low-tech platform for experimentation and works-in-progress — features a promising lineup.
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Many state health care experts see that as a way to get more flexibility and experimentation in insurance markets.
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Artist residencies, skill-sharing workshops, and other supportive services help anchor this space for creative experimentation and community building.
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He explained that years of research and experimentation helped Google get hiring exceptional people down to a near science.
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The seemingly effortless Calder mobile-like effect was, in fact, achieved after many hours of experimentation in the workshop.
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Our real concern about what Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Jessen did or didn't do isn't human experimentation; it's torture.
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Facebook introduced its New Product Experimentation team last summer to develop experimental apps outside of the company's core brands.
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In addition to treating these symptoms with oxygen therapy, ventilators, and antibiotics, doctors there have also resorted to experimentation.
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So far, the research has mathematically confirmed the strengths of time-tested knots developed over eons of human experimentation.
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He moved to Los Angeles in 2010, thinking consciously of that city's history as a hotbed of musical experimentation.
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A space like ours sets the visitor up for a different kind of experience — for a sense of experimentation.
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It's also a demonstration of the power of formal experimentation and a stunning creative feat, from concept to execution.
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In Borderlands 2, Tiny Tina is a child demolitions expert whose family was sold to a megacorporation for experimentation.
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After some experimentation, I learned that transparency mode was the best for taking phone conversations on the new AirPods.
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If you accepted advertising as a fait accompli of modern life, then posters could provide spaces for aesthetic experimentation.
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They are who they are in real life, we assume, and the online space is a space for experimentation.
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America's pro-experimentation attitude toward technology and telecommunications is one of the great success stories of the 21st century.
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And after a bunch of experimentation, they had figured out how to reach those customers without blowing their budget.
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Since the inception of the smartphone, Moss said there was an interesting initial period of rapid innovation and experimentation.
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The show's title is didactic and self-evident, but it's true that Rosso was obsessed with light and experimentation.
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Hayes said he hopes to create more bots for other candidates, with his goal being to learn through experimentation.
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Lola isn't interested in dating yet, and Ms. Yonkers said she is not worried about any potential sexual experimentation.
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One thing I wanted to touch on is experimentation—records that reinvented or broke the mold in a way.
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And figuring out the washer-dryer, which takes several hours to dry a load of laundry, took some experimentation.
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In the early 60s there was a lot of studio experimentation, a lot of throwing stuff to the wall.
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A newsroom that embraces experimentation, that's not afraid of trying new things, and frankly is not afraid of failure.
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All the artists appear to share a spirit of experimentation that contributes to the allure of this hybrid space.
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"Using machine learning as an artistic tool is a fascinating and nascent field with many opportunities for experimentation," says Tyka.
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The familiar, high-rise models didn't evolve until recently, and much of giraffid prehistory is marked by expansive evolutionary experimentation.
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The Economist: Periods of intellectual experimentation can produce novel and beneficial ways of seeing the world, not just dangerous ones.
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For adults the experimentation is all part of the fun, but kids might get bored sooner than their parents do.
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The two paintings here, "Facade" and "Revolver" (both 2016), demonstrate the nuance and experimentation possible within the artist's chosen method.
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Created over six years of experimentation, his songwriting computer program was dubbed EMI—pronounced Emmy—or Experiments in Musical Intelligence.
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Breath encourages exploration and experimentation in a way that few other games do, and your curiosity is almost always rewarded.
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Through careful experimentation and data mining (a process through which players examine a game's code), diehards have discovered 19 sigils.
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"We are in an experimentation phase, we take this development very seriously," he said, according to a report from Reuters.
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But the experimentation process often takes more than a year to complete if applicants' submissions are approved by the FHWA.
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The game encourages experimentation, coaxing you into exploring its scenes with your fingertip (or mouse) as well as your eyes.
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But the Rays, who are nowhere close to contending for a title, have much less to lose by radical experimentation.
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By the standards of disciplined Japanese business, Hirotake Yano, who started the company in 1977, is unusually open to experimentation.
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Still, how much do definitions really matter in classical music anymore, in an era of crossover, fusion and general experimentation?
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This helps them handle short-term spikes but also drives experimentation and innovation because there are basically no upfront costs.
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Meanwhile, the lack of relatable flaws among DC's core characters has necessitated constant reinvention and experimentation to maintain reader interest.
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But it wasn't long ago that people with disabilities were considered subhuman by many, making experimentation morally acceptable to some.
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Though not a substitute for true experimentation, a good Gedankenexperiment may point to conclusions that proper experiments can indeed test.
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But other countries can learn from the spirit of experimentation that Canada brings to helping immigrants find employment and housing.
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Bonnie and Clyde was bloody, graphic, and sexually frank, and it drew on the experimentation of the French New Wave.
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The next seven years will involve experimentation of all kinds when it comes to matters of death, taxes, and rebirth.
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Morris notes that he feels that there's a lot more experimentation going on with podcasting as a form of entertainment.
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Its accordion-like design, perfected mostly through trial and error experimentation, uses something called "stick-slip" motion to get around.
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Another problem here is that, much like everything else in Facebook's world, both the experimentation and the results are opaque.
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In the United States, the teen years are frequently assumed to be a time of experimentation, risk-taking and rebellion.
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Any partner who is comfortable with themselves will not be intimidated by a sex toy, but rather open to experimentation.
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Regardless, the show's creators, Ross and Matt Duffer, are proud of the experimentation they did in the "Lost Sister" episode.
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"We've all had indiscretions in our past," he said, adding neither some drug experimentation nor activism was a non-starter.
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"All of my experience comes from practice: hands-on experience/experimentation during the [Marijuana Medical Access Regulations] era," he said.
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The question is how can we limit some of the more extreme examples of self-experimentation and things going wrong?
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"With the drive toward 'natural' and 'healthy' choices, there's also greater opportunity for experimentation with new breakfast alternatives," she added.
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It's a space for experimentation and introductions, which is why so many artists, known and unknown, perform there every year.
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Colorful stones are not only cheaper, but there's also arguably more fashionable, as they allow for more experimentation with design.
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"I think the Moon will become a place for experimentation, not only economic, but also social and political," Nakahodo said.
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In order to make its efficiency advancements, Mercedes constantly iterates on its designs through a mix of simulation and experimentation.
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"If this one doesn't work, it will stop mass transit experimentation for at least 15 years," Elias would later warn.
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As for the great risk of failure, Caplan said, it's a reality of experimentation that the patient presumably consented to.
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That's going to require careful experimentation at ELA, but what we can say for sure is that microplastics are everywhere.
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WeWork's next move beyond expanding its office concept, is an experimentation with residential living spaces for its members, called, WeLive.
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However, the potential that they promise is predicated on a healthy industry that can encourage and support innovation and experimentation.
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But this must be experimentation with the right purpose—helping the poorest into work rather than simply cutting welfare rolls.
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The will to restore a sexual self drives many to realize that they'll have to open themselves up to experimentation.
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But it's a really fun time right now because I think there's just so much experimentation and innovation right now.
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I think we are in a period of rapid experimentation so it really depends on the strategy of the company.
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From our limited experimentation, it seems like Alogirthmia's tool works best with images of faces, simple landscapes, and clear skies.
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And it made collaborating with him that much more exciting, just knowing that he never lost that passion for experimentation.
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The musicians of downtown New York in the 1970s ignored genre boundaries and instead opted for uninhibited experimentation through collaboration.
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But Slack says it anticipates "much more experimentation and growth over the coming years," the company wrote in its report.
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"It is not reasonable to expect experimentation or occasional use to be substantially effective in smoking cessation," the authors wrote.
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In the interim, his subjects have ranged from medical experimentation on monkeys to the Crazy Horse night club, in Paris.
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"It is a moment of change in fashion and experimentation, in terms of making fashion week relevant now," said Kahn.
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That kind of "postdigital" reader engagement, she said, suggests that there is still room for successful experimentation in print publishing.
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Services would be able to use their own funding to prototype component upgrades faster, as well as to foster experimentation.
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The country was perhaps ready once again, they believed, for what F.D.R. called "bold, persistent experimentation" in our economic affairs.
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Fortunately, our Fed policymakers are in the happy position of watching and learning from the experimentation of foreign central banks.
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Human experimentation committees, whose approval is needed before doctors can conduct an experiment on a patient, did not yet exist.
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After Shaw's Pulitzer in 2013, and Roomful of Teeth's Grammy that same year, the group's obscure experimentation phase abruptly ended.
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So, too, are lessons about tolerance and inclusion, ideas about gender fluidity, and drug and alcohol abuse, experimentation or avoidance.
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Cities have always been hubs of technological experimentation, shaped by the people who inhabit them and the tools they use.
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It took a lot of experimentation in terms of using cultures, which I've not had the experience of using before.
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Bass Inside is pure experimentation for me: the sound selection, the mood, the space, but still totally for the club.
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Rai stood out for its high-quality content as well as excellent production values and a great deal of experimentation.
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Case backs up their hypothesis with simulations, experimentation and simple step-by-step explanations of even the more complex ideas.
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The outside (seen through the window) is the host to canvas stretching, messy experimentation, and lung and/or liver abusing.
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But the ministry stopped short of endorsing that attraction into adulthood, framing it in the context of experimentation during adolescence.
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I find this gradual riddance of restrictions both necessary and encouraging because it broadens the canvas for experimentation and appreciation.
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This represents two or three years of research, experimentation, critical thinking ,and production in one of RISD's 16 graduate departments.
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It is an exciting time to be an MMA fan with so much experimentation and implementation of unfamiliar tactics happening.
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And what kind of era embraces it, as both a box-office hit and the template for real-life experimentation?
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At this stage, an outright ban on the technology itself, or its experimentation, would probably do more harm than good.
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Continue the experimentation with styling: an occasional blowout if your hair is naturally textured or adding curls with styling tools.
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The joy and freedom of experimentation evident in those smaller-scale abstract paintings have yielded territory to sobriety and introspection.
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But there's an inevitability to the electronic experimentation on those songs, because the plunge had been in sight for years.
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Clearly, the nonprofit will be turning 20 in style as it enters a new chapter of limitless experimentation and innovation.
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For musicians, it's a gathering place; for everyone else, it's a chance to embed in artistic experimentation and community-making.
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This represents two or three years of research, experimentation, critical thinking and production in one of RISD's 13 graduate departments.
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If it yields many meaningful results, do you think the age of small-scale experimentation in psychology will be over?
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Canova also executed a number of bozzetti, or small-scale plaster models, that translated the drawings' experimentation into three dimensions.
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Edited by the late, great Anette Michelson and Kenneth White, the essays in Michael Snow refresh our notions of experimentation.
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It has been great in encouraging experimentation on a smaller scale to integrate into larger works at a later date.
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