Rubin aims to have 30 prototypes on the road in the U.S. and China this summer so contract testing companies can pinpoint problems.
Enhancing traditional component-based development methods with built-in contract testing in this way reduces the costs associated with component assembly, and thus makes the "plug-and-play" vision of component-based development closer to practical reality.
Then in 2000, Senator O'Connell took a slightly different approach and introduced SB 2082, which instead of banning specific tests, prohibited manufacturers and contract testing facilities from using animal test methods when an appropriate scientifically validated non-animal test was available.
The study was conducted by an independent contract testing laboratory specialized in claim validation for cosmetic products, under the control of a dermatologist.
When a government guideline is developed for a "new" study type, such as the rat ovariectomized uterotrophic and castrate Hershberger assays for endocrine disruptors, a laboratory evaluates the protocol's variables, and governmental, industrial, and contract testing laboratories run the protocol with known (and coded) chemicals.
Six countries favour European "integration contracts"—tests of would-be citizens' knowledge of their host countries as a pre-condition for getting passports.But if both sides of the pond are experiencing similar upheavals, there is a big difference between their debates.
"We're using the next three weeks to run contract acceptance tests.
Kiwanuka, coming off a neck injury, may sign a one-year contract, then test the market next season.
VaxGen jumped 58 cents, to $12.65, after the company said it had won an $80.3 million federal contract to test a vaccine against anthrax.
We use the hypothetical deliberative device of the contract to "test" our social institutions.
