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(1) Designing the architecture is a painstaking trial-and-error effort.

(2) Level 3 children typically use a trial-and-error approach.

(3) There are mazes, obstacle courses, visual recognition games, trial-and-error experiments, arcade-style shooting games.

(4) Trial-and-error learning involves learning to perform a novel motor behaviour, which is used to solve a problem posed by nature.

(5) During trial-and-error learning, the system uses the feedback to control the movement of the balancing platform.

(6) They adopted a trial-and-error procedure.

(7) We need to learn from doing, by trial-and-error.

(8) In the design of pneumatic muscles actuated joint, trial-and-error method is normally adopted to select parameters, which cannot acquire the optimal performance.

(9) The trial-and-error process of figuring out which of these referrers was truly causing the problem was quite time consuming.

(10) There is no question that the trial-and-error process of building machines and industries has, over the centuries, resulted in the loss of much blood and many thousands of lives.

(11) At the best of times, this is a trial-and-error process conducted by individuals full of good will.

(12) Trial-and-error method of the linear regression is introduced to determine the reasonable range of geological parameters. And the nonlinear least square method to calculate OGIP.

(13) There are among honey bees three reported examples that appear at first glance to qualify as cognitive trial-and-error.

(14) This paper presents an optimization method for solving the boundary value question of a differential equation on the basis of the trial-and-error method and the optimization method.

(15) Choosing which to use is a matter of design, trial-and-error, and personal preference.

(16) The mice, Sniff and Scurry, used the simple, but inefficient, trial-and-error method of finding Cheese.

(17) In two separate studies, researchers compared the memory benefits of trial-and-error learning (TEL) with errorless learning (EL) in memory exercises with groups of healthy young and older adults.

(18) It turns out that accurately placing text aligned vertically and horizontally around the perimeter of a circle is somewhat complicated[Sentencedict.com ], so a simple trial-and-error approach is shown on lines 80-107.

(19) These facilities could be the "playground" for graduate students, research scientists and engineers to carry out the necessary trial-and-error tests before a fully functional farm emerged.

(20) Better batteries, carbon capture and photovoltaics all depend on the material science, yet it's still a very trial-and-error science.

(21) Hence Beijing decided in 1978 to explore its own path of development and to adopt a pragmatic, trial-and-error approach for its massive modernization program.

(22) A number of warnings and corner cases are discussed in this article. Working with metaclasses requires a certain degree of trial-and-error before the behavior becomes intuitive.

(23) The algorithm can recognize the excellence and worseness of different processing route by trial-and-error method.

(24) This paper proposes an excellent algorithm for NC linear interpolation on the basis of trial-and-error method.

(25) Second, the Chinese medicine includes one method, i.e., dynamic adjustment or trial-and-error.

(26) The speedup has been an aggregation of our work in the past few years, and has been accomplished mostly by trial-and-error.

(27) In both studies, participants remembered the learning context of the target words better if they had been learned through trial-and-error, relative to the errorless condition.

(28) In the SMA field, most of the previous works on finding new alloys were based on simple thermodynamical models, ad-hoc approaches, or just trial-and-error experiments.

(29) She would not waste precious time with ineffective drugs or trial-and-error treatment.

(30) In fact, copycat crime is simply another form of imitation, which is one of the basic socials skills of humans that allows us to reap the benefits of other people's trial-and-error efforts.