How to pronounce “experimentally” in English

have experimentally removed them prior to allowing her to attack the Cockroach she will spend minutes searching with

To do that experimentally would be incalculable cost.

They're difficult experimentally.

Linens were experimentally sniffed and then idly tossed aside, forming lonely snowdrifts on the floor.

It was experimentally verified in 1919 by looking at stars close to the sun during a solar eclipse when you could see those stars that were so close to the sun

You can show this experimentally.

As a quick-thinking and experimentally-minded father, Coover got some super glue he brought home from the lab and applied it to the cut.

That is not what we see experimentally.

Now the problem is that experimentally, you only expect these quantum gravitational effects to kick in at really, really, really high energies, way

So if you did this experimentally, if you just did this in the lab, all of the photons are going to go to D1.

Einstein's theory was proven experimentally back in 1941.

Did you determine all of that experimentally over many years?

50 years after the prediction to a discovery experimentally, let alone Turing's theory of the chemical basis of morphogenesis that

And there have been a number of studies on experimentally induced pain, and these are studies in which they take people.

So islet cell transplantation has been around since the 1970s experimentally.

So I definitely think there's still an immense value regulatorily and experimentally for these kinds of things.

And your ability-- these puppeteer strings on top are the ability to experimentally control those much better than you could in a different physical system.

Apart from that-- we ended up selecting this even before we could experimentally identify that it was definitely the right one as opposed to this because it was simpler, because it was more

- It's real - Only the Tonomura experiment was really the final proof, experimentally.

It's part of quantum mechanics, and you can actually test it experimentally.

Dirac, his prediction only took five years for it to be experimentally confirmed.

And then I'll end with these methodological breakthroughs that I think have something to say about how to approach the issue experimentally.

So now actually one of the treatments I didn't put on my list before is actually that we're infecting-- experimentally infecting people with autoimmune conditions

Social capital as a political theory has been replicated dozens of times, sometimes experimentally.

With this in mind, Ventris began assigning sound values experimentally to the characters in Kober's triplets, based on the relationships among the

with String Theory and the Theory of Everything at this point is that they are very far from making predictions that can be experimentally tested.

The modelers would not know the correct structure beforehand, but the output from each model would be compared to the experimentally determined structure.

So that became our prediction that, in this system, you can experimentally construct, but what you measure is this 1/2 step.

He was looking at Roman ruins, how deeply different artifacts have sunk, and then experimentally trying this by putting blocks of stone out in fields

In short, the idea of ​​collecting phenomena experimentally and writing down those mathematical formulas almost completely

No telepathy, this is not going to be of any use to explain paranormal phenomena even if those phenomena could be verified experimentally.

By putting a really good model in front of a real person, you teach them to model the world experimentally to themselves better, and you

Jim Gemmell: Well, first of all, no, I don't think we -- I mean, aside from of course we were building this experimentally and it's, you know, bailing wire and bubble gum and