Sentence examples for from a test of from inspiring English sources
"Greatness comes from a test of time, and doing it over and over," Lukas said.
However, results from a test of publication bias suggested that region of interest approaches lacked evidential value.
Some are simple one-room puzzles, offering everything from a test of timing with your bow and arrow to a motion-controlled game of pachinko.
The coefficient of variation of the in-place strength predicted from a test of a 100 or 150 mm diameter core is between 4 and 5.5.%.
A significantly negative f3 statistic from a test of the form f3(PX; P1,P2) confirms presence of admixture in a target population PX from source populations P1 and P2.
The seats are comfortable, the sightlines good and the sound -- to the extent that a judgment can be made from a test of the organ in a nearly empty hall -- is rich and full.
Greenhouse gas fluxes from Atacama Desert Soils: A test of biogeochemical potential at the Earth's arid extreme.
From there, it became a test of wills.
If Saracens lacked ideas, they matched Northampton physically in a game that from the start was a test of strength.
The investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails has, from the start, been a test of higher math.
Photograph: Still from a Defense Distributed video of a test of the 3-D-printed Liberator pistol.
