英語の動詞EXPERIMENTALISEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I experimentalise
you experimentalise
he/she/it experimentalises
we experimentalise
you experimentalise
they experimentalise
Present continuous
I am experimentalising
you are experimentalising
he/she/it is experimentalising
we are experimentalising
you are experimentalising
they are experimentalising
Present perfect
I have experimentalised
you have experimentalised
he/she/it has experimentalised
we have experimentalised
you have experimentalised
they have experimentalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been experimentalising
you have been experimentalising
he/she/it has been experimentalising
we have been experimentalising
you have been experimentalising
they have been experimentalising
PAST
Past
I experimentalised
you experimentalised
he/she/it experimentalised
we experimentalised
you experimentalised
they experimentalised
Past continuous
I was experimentalising
you were experimentalising
he/she/it was experimentalising
we were experimentalising
you were experimentalising
they were experimentalising
Past perfect
I had experimentalised
you had experimentalised
he/she/it had experimentalised
we had experimentalised
you had experimentalised
they had experimentalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been experimentalising
you had been experimentalising
he/she/it had been experimentalising
we had been experimentalising
you had been experimentalising
they had been experimentalising
FUTURE
Future
I will experimentalise
you will experimentalise
he/she/it will experimentalise
we will experimentalise
you will experimentalise
they will experimentalise
Future continuous
I will be experimentalising
you will be experimentalising
he/she/it will be experimentalising
we will be experimentalising
you will be experimentalising
they will be experimentalising
Future perfect
I will have experimentalised
you will have experimentalised
he/she/it will have experimentalised
we will have experimentalised
you will have experimentalised
they will have experimentalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been experimentalising
you will have been experimentalising
he/she/it will have been experimentalising
we will have been experimentalising
you will have been experimentalising
they will have been experimentalising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would experimentalise
you would experimentalise
he/she/it would experimentalise
we would experimentalise
you would experimentalise
they would experimentalise
Conditional continuous
I would be experimentalising
you would be experimentalising
he/she/it would be experimentalising
we would be experimentalising
you would be experimentalising
they would be experimentalising
Conditional perfect
I would have experimentalise
you would have experimentalise
he/she/it would have experimentalise
we would have experimentalise
you would have experimentalise
they would have experimentalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been experimentalising
you would have been experimentalising
he/she/it would have been experimentalising
we would have been experimentalising
you would have been experimentalising
they would have been experimentalising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you experimentalise
we let´s experimentalise
you experimentalise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to experimentalise
Past participle
experimentalised
Present Participle
experimentalising
«EXPERIMENTALISE»に関連する英語の本
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experimentaliseの使いかたを見つけましょう。
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1
A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
H. 641 Experimentalise. Experimentalise on sacred things! . . 464j62 Bishop IB.
745 Experimentalist. Here comes the first experimentalist S63.37 R. and 8.
10.1904 Experimented. "I thus have experimented with — . . 42553 Chris.-Eve
1089 ...
At every turn in politics we are called upon to experiment, and I should not be
afraid in this matter to experimentalise if I could see beforehand a probability that
the experiment would answer for what is expected of it. It is a bad rule to stand for
...
New South Wales. Parliament, 1895
3
Wanderings by the Loire
... no doubt for the purpose of enabling him to hear the imprisoned birds “ sing in
anguish,” as Gineus de Passamonte or his companions express it; and the
monarch, considering wisely that the most proper person to experimentalise
upon was ...
4
Observations cautionary and recommendatory, on ...
... may not be quite so public, if even at all known; because the cupidity of those,
who thus experimentalise on the credulity of the public, is practised with too much
apparent candour to excite suspicion; and the proneness of mankind to novelty, ...
... knowledge,-— then may he hope also to find out the composition of this
wonderful fruit oflife: its constituent parts are in his hands; he has only to combine
and experimentalise till the wished-for result comes to crown his endeavours.
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1840
6
The Metropolitan Magazine
... to that office '1— men recommended by all the qualities which would elevate
and adorn it'.z The marquis was ever a lover of novel systems—he had studied
the theory of polltics in all manner of books, and he came over to experimentalise
.
7
The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William ...
To try confusions is not very intelligible ; to try conclusion: is to experimentalise. '
The same form of expression occurs in ' Love's T 2 Scene 11.] THE MERCHANT
or VENICE. 275 aforesaid) honest Launcelot Gobbo; do not run: scorn ...
William Shakespeare, Charles Knight, 1842
The experimental part does not fall short of the rest in a surdity. Why
experimentalise? Is the concoctor of the Bill so ignorant of the objects of
jurisprudence, as to feel himself incompetent to the correction of the system?
When the experiment of ...
We were induced to experimentalise on this root at the recommendation of the
hon. baronet, given last year. Next year we shall offer a premium for samples of
white carrots. WHITE CARROTS. Knepp Cm/Ie, Nov. 3. Sir, — Perceiving, on ...
10
Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge
... or model learning, looking at the tools actually used in the building up of
knowledge reveals a use of probabilistic ideas quite unlike that of an after-trial
sum-up of a theory's probable truth. New Experimentalise! and the B ayesian
Way 9 1.
