Sentence examples for laws testing from inspiring English sources

Simulation studies on static and dynamic properties of the first mathematical model indicate that the model can function as a real-time simulator for both advanced boiler combustion control laws testing and generating training and validation data for the control-oriented grey-box model.

They have either harmonised or made subject to mutual recognition 100,000 national standards, labelling laws, testing procedures and consumer-protection measures covering everything from toys to food to stockbroking to teaching.

Private schools would somehow need to fit into that law, testing students, reporting the scores and being held accountable for the results.

Deviations from the Hardy Weinberg (H-W) law, testing for deviations between the observed genotype frequencies and the expected ones, may indicate that the reference group does not truly represent healthy individuals.

The current study – an evaluation of Iowa's anti-bullying law –tested these two hypotheses by comparing student and teacher behaviors before and after the passage of the law.

It is said that Article 9(1) connotes a judicial inquiry into the "fairness" of the law tested against certain principles regarded as fundamental to the legal system.

She's lucky she's blonde, because if her "Vhere are your papers" law tests suspected illegals on their command of English, then she's one traffic-stop away from a bus ride to Mexicali in an orange jumpsuit.

But Zhao said China had launched a major crackdown on doping, changing its laws, tests and training.

Widespread opposition to the law is testing Abe's popularity.

The law requires testing to determine the fitness for trial of anyone older than 70.

The law requires testing targets to increase at least every three years.