Laboratories [noun]

Then they all had coffee and cake, shook hands with Pete Senior, and went to their homes and laboratories.

Every Friday afternoon thereafter I went out to the laboratories to see how things were coming along.

Indeed these inventions of his are still used in laboratories for demonstration purposes.

Deserts are natural laboratories in which to study the interactions of wind and sometimes water on the arid surfaces of planets.

The biologist is supplied with laboratories at home and abroad, where he may study his science under the best conditions.

Certain products are common to the whole vegetable series, but others, far less numerous, are prepared in special laboratories.

Countless were the experiments for this purpose made by Strindberg in his primitive laboratories, and countless his failures.

Psychological laboratories have delicate apparatus for  making such a study.

The conditions under which the explosive copper acetylide is made in laboratories can not well occur in generators or gas holders.

The evolution of physical laboratories, first for teachers and then for students, is the subject of the last chapter.