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Chflb Posted 17 years ago
Science & IT

Experimentation

Hello all,
+ I'd like to get your opinion please; can I use the word "Experimentation " in an IT context? (for example, Exprimentation of a software)
+ Can I call the enterprise, in which I did my internship, the "host" company ? or is there a more convenient compound noun?

Best Regards.
  

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I would refer to 'experimenting with software' or 'experimenting with a piece of software'. 'experiments with software' or 'experiments with a piece of software'. 'an experiment with software' or 'an experiment with a piece of software'.

— Patrick Lockerby

  • I would refer to 'experimenting with software' or 'experimenting with a piece of software'.
  • 'experiments with software' or 'experiments with a piece of software'.
  • 'an experiment with software' or 'an experiment with a piece of software'.
  • Also, experiments / experimenting with a program.
  • The term 'host' in IT would lead people to think of a host computer.
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I would refer to 'experimenting with software' or 'experimenting with a piece of software'.

'experiments with software' or 'experiments with a piece of software'.
'an experiment with software' or 'an experiment with a piece of software'.

Also, experiments / experimenting with a program.

The term 'host' in IT would lead people to think of a host computer.
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