Sentence examples for live testing from inspiring English sources
The company did "a little live testing" with some cable advertising time purchases over the summer, he said.
It will update as you make changes to your design and blocks, a feature called "live testing".
The four-day hearing on the divisive constitutional issue will be broadcast live, testing the public's appetite for intricate legal argument, arcane vocabulary and historical precedents.
The cost-cutting measure this year that forbids testing between races means that the spectator will also profit by seeing live testing of these new car parts over the weekend at the track.
So do I, but here it's dealt with in a meticulous and thoughtful way, carried out in stages first in the laboratories on actual human skin and then going out to teams of volunteers for live testing.
a) as massively outgunned; b) as foolishly sallying forth in columns and making themselves easy meat for aerial attack (though the words "turkey shoot" have doubtless been sensitively banned); c) as experimental subjects for live testing of daisycutter bombs; d) as "fanatically loyal", ie still fighting when massively outgunned; e) as running away in their underpants.
The first live tests of a pilot system are under way.
The proposed techniques have been tested on a set of imagery from a live – test range with outstanding results.
There is no live test for the brain-wasting illness, so it cannot be detected without killing the animal.
It is not known how the disease is spread, and there is no live test to confirm it.
