Sentence examples for in test builds from inspiring English sources

Google has been making progress on the development of parental controls for its Chrome web browser, a feature which first showed up in test builds of the browser this past December.

NuScale spent $30 million dollars in testing, built large-scale test facilities and a unique control room multi-reactor simulator on the Campus of OSU.

They've spent $70 million dollars in testing, built large-scale test facilities and built the first 12-reactor Control Room Simulator in the world, at both NuScale's Integral System Test facility on the Campus of OSU and in at their new offices in Richland, Washington.

In our test builds, however, VoiceCentral's voicemail interface was much better than GV Mobiles.

While people with the developer preview have had a lot of these features in the test build for awhile, users will be able to get it on their own machines in July for just $29 through the Mac App Store and only through the Mac App Store.

As the simultaneous extraction and coding of damage control indications is undertaken, our initial set of independently created codes will be reviewed, compared and then discussed by both investigators in order to test, build up and break down categories and subcategories describing the content on which the indications for damage control are based.

One-sided hypergeometric test built in the GOstats R package was used to calculate the P value of each GO term.

The goodness-of-fit between observed and expected Mendelian ratios was analyzed for each marker locus using a χ test built in JoinMap 4.0 (Van Ooijen 2006).

Our analysis does not capture attempts to order reference laboratory testing that could not be completed due to lack of suitable existing specimen.> -wrap-foot> anyvers any test ordered that is not on list of laboratory tests built in electronic medical record Table  5 summarizes the workload of add-on testing over the period of retrospective study.

This is because EAP testing in English builds on a single test taken by effectively all 11th graders.

Computer modeling of combustion processes remains such a complex problem, that it is faster and easier to just cut new parts out of metal and try them in fast build and test cycles.