Sentence examples for actually testing one from inspiring English sources

If Tehran is interested in what is sometimes called the "Japan option" — maintaining an ability to produce a nuclear weapon on short notice, but not actually testing one — this could present a reasonable opportunity for a negotiated framework of inspections, surveillance and early warning.

Testing one or two structure-based aff4 point mutants would address whether or not this (admittedly weak) contact actually occurs in solution.

The boys and girls over at Crave actually tested out one of the new plasmas and generally liked it, with the caveat that, for some reason, the color green didn't look quite right.

WebProNews called the service "revolutionary" based on a phone conversation with one of the founders and without actually testing it.

Ouriel Ohayon, our TechCrunch France editor, was first to report the acquisition news on his blog and has actually tested MindMeister for one of his own (top secret) projects; he calls it a "a masterpiece of execution at any single level".

However, no one had actually tested the Markovian model on animal vocalizations until now.

But no one could actually test for the Klein paradox this way, he says.

Scientists have long assumed it doesn't, but until now, no one had actually tested the theory.

However, as discussed in NSW, one can actually test this assumption using tools borrowed from the synthetic control approach to estimating treatment effects (Abadie et al., 2010).

These studies, Auger believed, hinted that extreme heat events also might increase SIDS risk, although no one had actually tested that.

The authors therefore concluded that drug A is effective in reducing mouse mortality due to virus B. Some studies report conclusions based on a null hypothesis different from the one that is actually tested.