This set of choices constitutes a trial.
Bill Clinton Bill Clinton makes no unresearched moves, so it's reasonable to assume that Thursday's report of his interest in hosting a talk show constitutes a trial balloon.
Yoga and Christian alchemy in traditional practice contain a process of spiritual and psycho-physiological transformation that quite literally constitutes a trial by fire.
One might question our approach of analyzing the conditions in our experiment as blocks, as it makes us unable to investigate the different processes constituting a trial separately.
The desired threshold estimate was set to a hit rate (percentage correct) of 75% or 85%, respectively, and the spatial frequency differences that, for each participant, produced these hit rates were used as individual difference levels in the two tasks constituting a trial in the experiments (see below).
Therefore, one can consider the subset of people with sub-clinical panic disorder as constituting a trial within a trial.
Although sometimes successful, it constitutes a trial-and-error game, as crystallizability is very hard to predict.
The New Yorker, August 30 , 1952P. 16 Predatory animals raiding the corn patch of a Chappaqua farmer at night constituted a sore trial to him until he put a radio out in his garden, tuned it in to Station WNEW, the 24-hour station, and turned it up loud.
The random selection of thresholds and the resulting generation of valid primers constituted a single trial.
He then applied to have it heard at the ICJ at the Hague, who, Dola claims, have constituted a pre-trial panel to consider whether or not to take the case. .
