Sentence examples for existence of the test from inspiring English sources

TechCrunch has now confirmed with Facebook the existence of the test of the search engine.

The chips, including the microcontroller and the RF transceiver, are never aware of the existence of the test board.

Karelitz ([2013]) argues that public opinion of a test should be studied routinely throughout the life cycle of a test because negative public views 'create a unique threat to the existence of the test' (p. 4).

Some intelligence officials say they believe that the existence of the testing range is evidence that North Korea intends to manufacture much more sophisticated weapons that would be light enough to put onto its growing arsenal of medium- and long-range missiles.

We defined the existence of the screening test as corresponding to a score between 100 200 points.

In 2003, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, like the Fourth Circuit in Vinyard, noted the existence of the two tests, but unlike the Fourth Circuit, it opted to use the "materiality" test (describing it as "arising out of fundamental principles of the law of fraud" and critiquing the alternative as "designed simply to limit the scope" of the law).

The panel cointegration tests developed by Pedroni (1999) is applied to test the existence of the long run equilibrium relationship among the five EU economies.

Nowadays, in power systems, we still lack the existence of standardized test systems that can be used to benchmark the performance and solution quality of proposed optimization techniques.

As one critic of Replacement Naturalism notes: "the naturalist is committed as a conceptual matter to the existence of a test of legality….

The issue at hand is not the existence of tests or the amount of time our students spend taking them.

Even the existence of test results against other SNPs, particularly as the genomic tests are not yet complete scans of the HapMap, should remain private.