Sentence examples for hitting test from inspiring English sources
For six weeks, NASA has continued an intense study of the ice risk, using mathematical models that included the results of laboratory experiments with ice and other debris hitting test components from shuttles.
In the second innings, Miller bowled a fierce spell, hitting Test world record holder Len Hutton and Cyril Washbrook on the arm and head respectively, provoking an angry crowd reaction.
In the second innings, Miller bowled a fast and hostile spell, hitting Test world record holder Len Hutton in the arm before hitting Cyril Washbrook in the head, provoking an angry crowd reaction, comparing Miller to the Bodyline spearhead Harold Larwood.
And although the United States has hit test targets in space before — including a satellite destroyed in 1985 in a demonstration of an antisatellite weapon launched from a fighter jet — the successful demonstrations have been relatively few and far between.
Because the iPhone allows users to carry the technology with them, researchers can now randomly hit test subjects up with questions like how 'happy,' how 'relaxed' and how 'awake' they feel on a sliding scale.
In total, of the 685 CMAP hits tested, 34 validated in fibroblasts (5%), for the 85 CRE hits tested, 9 validated (11%) and of the 56 fibroblast screen hits tested, 5 validated (9%).
Those hit tested negative when swabbed by the police for firearms deposits, the programme says.
Gratifyingly, 12/17 (70%) of the SDL hits tested in this manner displayed readily detectable and Ypk1-specific phosphorylation (Table 1, right column).
Therefore, 34 of the 35 NMR hits tested by SPR were investigated for AmpC inhibition (one was no longer available) (Supplementary Figure 2).
All but one (HIR1 / hir1 Δ) of the dcCIN hits tested had a level of GFP+ cells containing the MC at frequencies similar to or lower than that of the diploid control.
"For example, you're doing TDD, you write a test, do some coding and hit run test but have to wait 30 seconds+ for it to run.
