Sentence examples for instrument test from inspiring English sources
British Antarctic Survey's (BAS) DeHavilland survey aircraft, a 'Twin Otter', flies an instrument test from Rothera Station in West Antarctica (photo Dave Porter).
According to the Hansen J-statistic the instruments are valid and the weak instrument test does not point to a problem of weak instruments.
On 14 May 1944, a pilot was killed and a trainee seriously injured when their Tiger Moth spun out of control during an instrument test north of Benalla.
The assumption of unidimensionality means that all items from the same instrument, test or subscale i.e. the "item set" share (measure) the same latent trait apart from any unique characteristics of (any) item(s) and the presence of some ubiquitous measurement error.
In order to trace student competence development in accounting, the standardized instrument Test of Basic Bookkeeping Knowledge ("Wissensüberprüfung von Basiskenntnissen der Buchhaltung", WBB) was used to assess students at the end of each school year from grade 9 to 11.
I do care greatly about the real recipients of endowment funds: the kids in poverty for whom NEA programs may be their only chance to learn to play an instrument, test-drive their God-given creativity and develop a passion for those things that civilize and humanize us all.
Since the 1960s, the food industry has devised a battery of instrument tests for desired textural properties, including poking peas with pins and bending biscuits.
Instrument tests that started in early 2008 are still ongoing at the Athabasca University Geophysical Observatory AUGOO).
Measurement instrument: testing was performed using verifiable isometric testing instruments, allowing direct measurement of vertical ground reaction force through a force plate.
We contribute to this effort with our newly developed instrument testing the profession knowledge of laboratory assistants.
The PARA-SCI is the only instrument tested for reliability in a sample solely consisting of persons who use wheelchairs.
