Word: experimentally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The experiment proved notably successful. Porter's intimate look at TIME gave him material for his classes as well as for his frequent luncheon-club addresses. "You might not consider that teaching," he says, "but as far as I'm concerned, that's adult education."
The program of resident professors is no longer an experiment, but a going concern. TIME is happy to offer "them a laboratory.
The strange experiment started in 1917, in Boston, when Dr. Paul Dudley White bought a preserved whale heart from an old sea captain. Like other heart specialists, Dr. White had learned to doubt some of his own diagnoses. Symptoms of disease in smaller human hearts, he suspected, might well be...
As for the whole process called "democracy," Adams finds it "nothing more than government of any other kind," but adds, in the words of a half-tolerant cynic: "I grant it is an experiment, but it is the only direction society can take that is worth taking; the only conception...
This new use of TV was an experiment which the Radio Corp. of America hopes may soon revolutionize the yard techniques of U.S. railroads. Beside B. & O.'s main incoming track, RCA had set up a Vidicon camera, a new type of TV camera which RCA put on sale...