Sentence examples for full testing of from inspiring English sources
She then noted that full testing of the complete Healthcare.gov site only occurred "in the last two weeks of September".
The intrinsic high detection efficiency of sc diamond, providing a high Signal to Noise (S/N) ratio, allowed the full testing of CPSDD with α-particles.
Godolphin's own internal audit of its operation will now include full testing of the entire string following the decision of Sheikh Mohammed, its founder, to "lock down" the stable until he is certain that it is "completely clean".
According to ScotRail, once final safety checks have been carried out along the remaining areas of the route, full testing of the new trains will begin.
With a full testing of the theory and quantification of its parameters, polarimetry has the promise to not only allow efficient and reliable tracing of interstellar and interplanetary magnetic fields, but also to provide new and unique probes of the dust and the interstellar environment.
Full testing of the system began Tuesday, which includes linking the system to health insurance companies, he said.
A full test of your hearing can run $75 to $150, and often it's not covered by insurance.
This, in certain circumstances, meant that people could be charged on the basis of "reasonable suspicion" that they may be guilty of a crime, rather than the full test of "a realistic prospect of conviction".
As night falls I make my way back into the closed-down park to watch the first full test of the Disney Dreams show – lights and lasers are to be projected on to the Sleeping Beauty Castle after dark.
Charles Peterman, director for the project with its designer, the Houston-based Hydril Company, expects this will be the first full test of the technology (though details of such accomplishments are often kept secret within the industry).
Full tests of efficiency, however, require trials in integrated lines, currently in progress, and the usefulness of the technology could depend on the development of an improved repressible element.
