Sentence examples for calls a test from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush, who has said he will go to war with a "coalition of the willing" and bypass the United Nations if it fails what he calls a test of relevance, was clearly angry at the diplomatic impasse.
To debate: The opposing interests of environmentalists and labor unions are colliding over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, creating what Charles K. Ebinger of the Brookings Institute calls "a test case for the Democrats".
Al-Hakim says the Swedish Football Federation is on board with his social media posts, which he calls "a test". .
In September, Waters recorded his "Mad Love (I Want You to Love Me)", which Dixon biographer Mitsutoshi Inaba calls "a test piece for the forthcoming 'Hoochie Coochie Man'" because of its shared lyrical and musical elements.
Pentagon officials say they are on the way to setting up a rudimentary system called a test bed in the fall of 2004.
Now after having passed so many tests, St . Johns is ranked for the first time since 2000 and can officially be called a test itself for future foes.
Each set E ∈ A is called a test.
MEADS underwent a "proof of concept" demonstration late last year, but the circumstances were such that the process could not fairly be called a "test".
What ABI describes as a "validation" plate, we call a "Test Plate" (Figs. 18, 22 and 28).
Hence < abc > = 100 is called a test for the s-a-1 fault on the output of the OR gate.
The curve describing the sum of information over the underlying trait is called a test information curve.
