Sentence examples for land tests from inspiring English sources

Selcore has potential as a seabed seismic hammer source and initial land tests show good signal repeatability.

In the dry land tests, the reverse-rotary tiller performed better than the C-type rotary tiller in terms of reduction of shear strength and cone index.

Attempts to measure this error empirically have ranged in complexity from simple stationary land tests to acoustic tracking of free-ranging satellite-tagged seals and turtles (Table 4).

The film was invented in 1940 by Edwin Land, founder of the Polaroid Corporation; in 1948, Adams became a consultant to Land, testing new Polaroid films and cameras.

"You might get the land tested and find out that the most beautiful spot on the property, the perfect place to build your house, is the same place that the sewage enforcement officer has planted his orange flags," he said.

The cells were charged and discharged on a land test system (LAND CT2001A) in a voltage window of 0.01 2.5 V at a rate of 100 mA/g.

A pilot plant for on land testing has been built and operated for 9 months before constructing the pre-industrial unit.

Estimates of sediment thickness and seismic velocity obtained from the inversion and interpretation of the dominant Rayleigh surface waves corresponds closely to the shallow borehole stratigraphy at a land test site.

It was carried aloft by a converted Boeing 747 and used solely for glide-approach and landing tests.

The three remaining orbiters, as well as Enterprise (which did not fly into space but was only used in landing tests in 1977), were placed in museums across the United States.

Rather, on Aug. 12, 1977, he teamed up with Fred W. Haise, a civilian pilot, in the first flight of the shuttle Enterprise, a vehicle that was built purely for approach and landing tests and was incapable of flying into orbit.