Sentence examples for created to test from inspiring English sources
(The Bust of Nefertiti – an Egyptology Fraud?), Stierlin has claimed that the bust was created to test ancient pigments.
Due to Google's Nexus 7 originally being created to test the water, Google was rather conservative about placing its initial orders and only ordered about 600,000 units for June.
From here, at the back of Down House, Darwin could gaze through a giant three-bay window over its huge gardens and survey the experiments that he had created to test his theories.
Since then, established funds like Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Sequoia Capital and Y Combinator have followed suit, and new firms like the Ironstone Group and Palo Alto Venture Science have been created to test the strategy.
Its mission, with a little help from nearly a dozen cesium clocks and three hydrogen maser oscillators (which were created to test Einstein's theory of relativity), is to control the global positioning system... Within a few years, every cell phone, quartz watch, and laptop computer may come with a tiny G.P.S. receiver embedded in it.
Whether we're reading about Byron losing his virginity, or the shy observations of a quiet teacher who loves to look at boys, or the story of "Ben Markovits", alone in America with his new wife and Pattieson's papers and life all around him, each tale is revealed to be a device created to test the limits of our belief in a story.
A physician and nurse team created scenarios including sudden clinical changes and distractions to create stress to test the participants.
And that's an example of how the internet has given us creative tools to write, to create, to film, to test out ideas.
The basic strategy used throughout the validator design process is to create documents to test them (validatorTests).
Or developers could create demos to test out app ideas before they build the full product.
Farnham, 37, says her work is much like traditional experimental psychology, in which researchers create interventions to test hypotheses.
