Experimentation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPERIMENTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of experimenting
• the action or process of trying out new ideas, methods, or activities
• the process of performing a scientific procedure, especially in a laboratory, to determine something
• The act of experimenting; practice by experiment.
• the testing of an idea
• the act of conducting a controlled test or investigation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• test, trial; a tentative procedure or policy; an operation or procedure carried out under controlled conditions in order to discover an unknown effect or law, to test or establish a hypothesis, or to illustrate a known law

How to use EXPERIMENTATION in a sentence

• After much experimentation, he ascribed this phenomenon to the crystalline condition of the cylinder.
• It was a store where apparatus was sold for experimentation in schools, and on Saturdays a number of Harvard and Institute of Technology professors could be found there.
• Olga, it seemed, had no intention of returning and Hermia Challoner was doubtless already in that happy phase of experimentation so warmly advocated by Reggie Armistead.
• We have had enough of practical experimentation together, and then, what made me think of you, was that fish dam you put in for old Mr.
• Personally I was not favorably inclined toward either plan, so I elected to let my conscience be my guide, backed by personal observation and personal experimentation.
• How to do it effectively is a puzzling problem and one that will amply repay study and experimentation by the individual teacher.
• After considerable experimentation nonsense words were found to be the best adapted for our purpose.
• The possible variations of absolute rate and of relative intervals within the series were vastly more numerous than the practical conditions of experimentation called for.
• The distribution of time-values within each group was made on the basis of previous experimentation to determine those relations which support psychological uniformity.
• His method of experimentation was accurate and his observations copious.
• In the course of the experimentation each of nine subjects gave thirty-six such judgments on either side the center, or seventy-two in all.
• Whether all qualities of stimulus will give the same result here is a question to be settled by experimentation.
• By observation and tedious experimentation it has been found that if hardened steel is heated to about 450 deg.
• We may, further, endeavor to render our knowledge of mental phenomena more full and accurate by experimentation.
• Here were plenty of animal minds for his experimentation and study.
• But continual experimentation had produced this more easily transported installation.
• They are dwelt upon rather to show their small economic importance and with a view to prevent needless experimentation with plants possessed of so little real merit.
• Decades of experimentation had placed in their hands material means that were still beyond the appreciation of the rest of humanity.
• Knowledge of these properties is obtained through experimentation either in the employment of the wood in practice or by means of special testing apparatus in the laboratory.
• It has also been determined by scientific experimentation that the chemicals found in baking powders in bread retard digestion.
• Experimentation could secure the selection of the fit workmen and the complaint of monotony would disappear.
• The fact that the temperature in winter has been proved by actual experimentation to fall as low as 28 deg.
• Taste and careful experimentation not money secure the best results.
• The eugenics movement has enormously stimulated research into heredity by the methods both of animal experimentation and observation, and study of heredity in man.
• To Marcia men are merely so much material for experimentation.
• It is too fine for our experimentation, too strong for our measurement.
• He continued his experimentation until 1836, when he made and patented the first breech-loading needle-gun complete.
• This was nearly ten years before Morse had fully succeeded in like experimentation.
• The phenomena of sound are so universal and experimentation in sound production so easy, that the governing laws were readily discovered.
• Almost everywhere the physical laboratories witnessed daily this form of experimentation.
• It were long to tell the story of the experimentation and discovery that now followed.
• To this establishment diseased subjects were taken for treatment, and here experimentation was carried on over a wide range of facts.
• The next step was the human stage of experimentation.
• Koch pursued his usual careful method of scientific experimentation.