Meaning of experimenter in English:
experimenter
noun
1A person who performs a scientific procedure, especially in a laboratory, to determine something.
‘each participant was tested by a trained experimenter’- ‘Knowing this, the early experimenters did not use such tests.’
- ‘Often the experimenter is not interested in keeping the cells but simply in analyzing the distribution of cell size in the suspension.’
- ‘Like patients who told their therapists what they wanted to hear, research subjects validated experimenters' hypotheses.’
- ‘It is not surprising that the first questions taken up by the rocket experimenters were those considered the most significant by the ground-based researchers.’
- ‘To examine treatment effects, experimenters manipulate independent variables and control extraneous variables.’
- ‘These results indicate that experimenters have a better chance obtaining unambiguous results when they pay subjects.’
- ‘He certainly compiled a mountain of evidence from his five-year voyage on the Beagle, but he was also a skilled experimenter and researcher.’
- ‘To ensure that measurements were unbiased by the experimenters' expectations, the image files were randomly coded.’
- ‘Participants were tested individually by an experimenter blind to the hypothesis of the experiment.’
- ‘The computer recorded reaction times and accuracy, thereby limiting the potential for experimenter bias in data collection.’
- 1.1A person who tries out new ideas, methods, or activities.‘early experimenters with structure and harmony’
- ‘Farmers have always been great experimenters.’
- ‘A tireless experimenter, educator, and politician, he has been leading the architecture profession in a new direction for the past 40 years.’
- ‘Throughout his life he was a ceaseless experimenter and his style changed restlessly.’
- ‘A prolific composer, he was a restless, eclectic experimenter throughout his life.’
- ‘Late in life, still the keen experimenter, he became the first major choreographer to use computer technology.’
- ‘Where are the innovators and experimenters in rock?’
- ‘He's an inveterate experimenter, once trying 14 different espresso machines to determine which one produced the best crema.’
- ‘Research suggests early experimenters could have made the image decades before 1839, considered the year photography was born.’
- ‘He seems to have lived out the tragic myth of the American writer, the bold experimenter who flies too high and is punished by a breakdown of some kind.’
- ‘They are a generation of experimenters and may have beliefs garnered from several different religious philosophies.’
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