Sentence examples for attached test from inspiring English sources
Sun Noodle's general manager, Kenshiro Uki, of Fort Lee, N.J., said the demand for ramen on the East Coast led to the opening of the gleaming 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footsmall, attached test kitchenoodlee Mr. Kao conducted the factory
In our lateral calibration experiments, we attached testing weights to the tool; we rotated the tool circumferentially to obtain different values of θ and took the displacement measurements.
The College Board, which administers the SAT, said in a statement that its database would be closely monitored: The College Board chose not to attach test-taker photos to the score reports sent to high schools and colleges, as such a process could be exploited no matter who the recipient.
The AncestryDNA test will reveal cousin matches whether you have attached your test results to a tree or not.
APT (attached proton test) and DEPT (distortionless enhancement by polarisation transfer) spectra were acquired to enable proper resonance assignments, especially in the regions with severe signal overlap.
Such robust and cost-effective SPION attached micro test tubes and microbeakers formed on Si substrates have immense applications in biomedical sensing due to biocompatible nature of both the materials.
Furthermore, simple visual inspection of Figures 5a and 6a also suggests that water treatment has allowed the SPIONs to penetrate a greater depth through the pores and attach to the walls of Si. Figure 6 SEM images of SPION attached micro test tubes following sprinkling of water during magnetic incubation.
All of the barriers reported by the learners in this study linked back to a fear of testing, but specifically, the stigma attached to testing and the fear of a positive result.
Before attaching, test the wires to make sure you're getting your desired brightness.
When high stakes are attached to tests, people often act in ways that compromise educational values.
They concede that if the stakes attached to tests are too high, schools may distort curriculums to prepare for exams and little else.
