Sentence examples for in charge of testing from inspiring English sources
Pentagon officials in charge of testing the craft had warned of worn hydraulic lines in existing Ospreys in the weeks before the crash.
Interview with Edward Markow, the project manager, who invented the wheels for the module, and Ralph Frei, the engineer in charge of testing.
The now-shuttered Adult Industry Medical Health Care Foundation, which was the Los Angeles-based voluntary organization in charge of testing performers, included a list on its website of possible injuries and diseases to which porn performers were prone.
And several officers involved in the case now face criminal investigations, including the officer in charge of testing Mr. Gray's blood-alcohol level, who testified that he and police union officials discussed which sobriety test Mr. Gray was mostly likely to pass.
The patrolman, Martin Finkelstein, had just finished telling jurors how on the night he was supposed to be in charge of testing Mr. Gray's blood-alcohol level, he and police union officials discussed which sobriety test Mr. Gray could most likely "beat".
In 1881 82 William J. Hammer, a young engineer in charge of testing the light globes, noted a blue glow around the positive pole in a vacuum bulb and a blackening of the wire and the bulb at the negative pole.
Quasi-Newton method is introduced and in charge of processing tested surface data.
Birch, the N.F.L. executive in charge of the testing program, said that there would be annual H.G.H. testing, meaning that "you know when it's going to be, but you still have to do it," and random testing throughout the rest of the season, for which players would be chosen based on a computer draw.
During the Second World War, Jeffrey Quill was Vickers Supermarine's chief test pilot, in charge of flight-testing all aircraft types built by Vickers Supermarine; he also oversaw a group of 10 to 12 pilots responsible for testing all developmental and production Spitfires built by the company in the Southampton area.
"We believe we can govern ourselves," said Adolpho A. Birch III, the N.F.L. official in charge of drug testing.
