例句與造句

1. A significant component of course material includes laboratory experimentation.
2. Deer mice are very often used for laboratory experimentation due to their self cleanliness and easy care.
3. Berzelian formulas were particularly important because they connected a world of signs with the world of laboratory experimentation.
4. At present, it is expensive and time-consuming for mass production but very suitable for laboratory experimentation.
5. Without removing such gap laboratory remain outreached for the ground and ground remain un-explored for the laboratory experimentations.
6. It's difficult to find laboratory experimentation in a sentence. 用laboratory experimentation造句挺難的
7. Due to the complex nature of electronics theory, laboratory experimentation is an important part of the development of electronic devices.
8. From now on there will be a species of hamster that will be fruitful and multiple even in captivity, and will be convenient for endless laboratory experimentation.
9. It reflects that the risks of intensive laboratory experimentation and the theory of market economics-supply can be developed to meet demand if the profit motive operates unconstrained.
10. In this sense, he felt that cognitive psychology suffered a severe disconnect between theories of behavior tested by laboratory experimentation and real-world behavior, which he called a lack of ecological validity.
11. M . D . Anderson's Becker fears that many scientists have a preference for laboratory experimentation and that the human side of research-- patient care-- may become secondary as funds shrink.
12. The layers of meaning in the " Emerald Tablet " have been associated with the creation of the philosopher's stone, laboratory experimentation, phase transition, the the ancient, classical, element system, and the correspondence between macrocosm and microcosm.
13. In addition, Festinger is credited with the ascendancy of laboratory experimentation in social psychology as one who " converted the experiment into a powerful scientific instrument with a central role in the search for knowledge . " An obituary published by the " American Psychologist " stated that it was " doubtful that experimental psychology would exist at all " without Festinger.
14. In parallel with the development of his method, Ion Cojar supported an educational system in which the students are not taught or modeled by the teachers, but in which the environment is that of laboratory experimentation and self-knowledge, of despecialization and deliverance from preconceptions acquired in family, school and society, an environment in which the student is able to become aware of and to use his / her full native creative potential that makes him / her unique.
15. Warning against the dangers of such demands when theoretical concepts are not yet fully developed, Festinger stated, " Research can increasingly address itself to minor unclarities in prior research rather than to larger issues; people can lose sight of the basic problems because the field becomes defined by the ongoing research . " He also stressed that laboratory experimentation " cannot exist by itself, " but that " there should be an active interrelation between laboratory experimentation and the study of real-life situations . " Also, while Festinger is praised for his theoretical rigor and experimental approach to social psychology, he is regarded as having contributed to " the estrangement between basic and applied social psychology in the United States . " He " became a symbol of the tough-minded, theory-oriented, pure experimental scientist, " while Ron Lippitt, a fellow faculty member at Lewin's Research Center for Group Dynamics with whom Festinger often clashed, " became a symbol of the fuzzy-minded, do-gooder, practitioner of applied social psychology ."
16. Warning against the dangers of such demands when theoretical concepts are not yet fully developed, Festinger stated, " Research can increasingly address itself to minor unclarities in prior research rather than to larger issues; people can lose sight of the basic problems because the field becomes defined by the ongoing research . " He also stressed that laboratory experimentation " cannot exist by itself, " but that " there should be an active interrelation between laboratory experimentation and the study of real-life situations . " Also, while Festinger is praised for his theoretical rigor and experimental approach to social psychology, he is regarded as having contributed to " the estrangement between basic and applied social psychology in the United States . " He " became a symbol of the tough-minded, theory-oriented, pure experimental scientist, " while Ron Lippitt, a fellow faculty member at Lewin's Research Center for Group Dynamics with whom Festinger often clashed, " became a symbol of the fuzzy-minded, do-gooder, practitioner of applied social psychology ."