Sentence examples for fundamental tests from inspiring English sources

Physicists had begun to use Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) to produce bright coherent matter waves, called atom lasers, which held great promise for precision measurements and for fundamental tests of quantum mechanics.

Stung by the near-universal verdict that his budget fails the fundamental tests of fairness and decency, Joe Hockey took to the lectern at the Sydney Institute earlier this month to wax lyrical about the need to end the so-called age of entitlement.

The reality is that, as it prepares for a wholesale change of leadership starting later this year, the People's Republic faces fundamental tests which will determine if it is able to continue its upwards trajectory or will be caught by the deep flaws in its system – political, economic and social.

This entangling procedure can, in principle, operate on larger numbers of particles, opening new perspectives for fundamental tests of quantum theory.

He believes that the system has spun completely out of control, with the vast majority of filings not passing the fundamental tests of a patent (that it be non-obvious, novel, and unique innovation).

In this study, a prototype bearing with eight slots in its surface was manufactured as a test piece for fundamental tests.

This is the most fundamental test.

"But I believe he failed the fundamental test of leadership.

"There's a fundamental test of whether their bargains with the I.M.F. are working".

A free, healthy press is still a fundamental test of democracy and open government.

As Julian Glover says, the fundamental test of the IPC will be whether it ever says "no".