Sentence examples for intricate tests from inspiring English sources

Writer visited Keck recently at the Brooklyn Musem and watched all the intricate tests applied to a painting that was suspected of being a forged El Greco.

Wheelchair racing is far from a glorified soap-box derby, but rather an intricate test of athletic strength, endurance and strategy among athletes whose propulsion comes from arms atop wheels rather than legs atop sneakers.

In 2016, a series of intricate genetic tests on blood samples drawn in the 1970s confirmed this, exonerating Dugas.

Hewing to that advice, the show is sprinkled with details, like the intricate Marsh test for arsenic that a doctor administers in fledgling forensic toxicology (think "C.S.I").

The officials, representing agencies like the city's health department, the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, presented an intricate network of tests, standards and procedures that they said were intended to ensure the safety of those working at the site as well as those living and working in Lower Manhattan.

Conducting experiments on a computer, where he says he has logged 100 million keystrokes in the last 10 years, Mr. Wolfram wrote simple programs that generated odd and intricate patterns to test his ideas about complexity.

There are more intricate methods to test for significant over-representation of motifs [ 49].

Staff at its Portsmouth site assemble intricate electronics components and test them almost to destruction (the company must compensate its customers for any satellite that fails in orbit).

"We've had all the intricate, passing okay without testing the goalkeeper," said McCall.

Physicists will also be able to make the most detailed observations ever on what goes on around a black hole, allowing them to test the intricate details of Einstein's theory of gravity.

A small-scale wooden model was first crafted by Su Song, testing its intricate parts before applying it to an actual full-scale clock tower.