experimental technique

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meanings of experimentaland technique

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experimental
adjective
uk /ɪkˌsper.ɪˈmen.təl/ us /ɪkˌsper.əˈmen.t̬əl/
using new methods, ideas, substances, etc. that have not been tried before, usually in order to find out what effect ...
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technique
noun[C or U]
uk /tekˈniːk/ us /tekˈniːk/
a way of doing an activity that ...
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Examples of experimental technique

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The experimentaltechnique provided a sensitive method for indicating transitions in the frequency-velocity data.
The experimentaltechnique is robust and fine structures can be identified in relatively short times.
This value is a low energy limit of the used experimentaltechnique.
This may be an artifact of the experimentaltechnique.
I investigated this question by an experimentaltechnique.
The experimentaltechnique used in our measurements guarantees high spectral and spatial resolution, the effects of temporal integration are reduced by the dot target design.
A sensitive experimentaltechnique for detecting the ribs was developed that relies on low-angle reflection of a focused strip of white light off the meniscus between the rolls.
It would be interesting t o see experimentaltechnique refined to the point where vorticity contour plots, comparable to our figures 6 and 7, were readily produced.
Both these results confirmed that the experimentaltechnique would work and measuring a mutation rate in vitro was feasible.
To the present reviewer this group of papers is outstanding in experimentaltechnique, in the pointedness of the discussions and in the relevance to human problem areas.
The experimentaltechnique is based on the measurement of voltages generated in a search coil by the flux from currents induced in a plasma moving rapidly through a magnetic field.
Accordingly, different equilibria take place across the explored region which can be identified with this experimentaltechnique.
The absence of such work being set up under laboratory conditions is, apparently, associated with the absence of the appropriate experimentaltechnique.
The experimentaltechnique can be used to map the skeleton of structures within the flow (significantly faster than numerically).
An experimentaltechnique was devised to monitor carefully the shedding frequency and free-stream velocity so that the transitions could be distinctly observed.
Finally, on this part of the problem, there is the experimentaltechnique of getting the samples.
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Indeed, in expert hands and in the right units, kidney transplantation is no longer an experimentaltechnique.
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This experimentaltechnique is used for metal-dielectric-metal structures as well as organic field-effect transitors.
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