For Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, co-president of Chopard, which has had about 6,500 timepieces from its L.U.C. collection certified by the Geneva seal since 1996, the motivation for submitting to the hallmarking test is about striving for the very limits of watchmaking perfection.
Although these applied research methods were initially rooted in the observational techniques of epidemiology, clinical epidemiologists such as Archie Cochrane in the UK, Alvan Feinstein in the US, and David Sackett in Canada, pioneered and legitimized the use of experimentation in clinical settings, leading to the randomized controlled trial becoming the hallmark of testing.
However, after retiring ill on 49, he did not show any hallmarks when tested by Brukner.
That it came after a scratchy first innings in which he was dropped twice and then failed to review an incorrect lbw, and a scratchy start to the second, was just the latest demonstration of the bloody-mindedness that has long been a hallmark of his Test career.
Sensitivity to initial conditions is the subject of a follow-up experiment designed to test hallmark property of chaos.
Hallmark is currently testing a selection of Purple Ronnie cartoons in America.
Companies like Universal Pictures, Comcast, Bravo, E!, Fandango, Sony Pictures and the Hallmark Channel, are testing out the AI-based service now, according to an email from Cooper.
The plan has yet to be approved by Congress, but it reflects a broader trend for states -- including Texas, where testing was a hallmark of Gov. George W. Bush's education program -- to use test results to determine the future of students, teachers, school administrators and even the schools themselves.
A positive IF-ANA test is a hallmark of SLE [ 44].
Today's YOUR day — relax!" Is someone at Hallmark monitoring women's stress tests?
