Sentence examples for moment testing from inspiring English sources
But Eggers insists on your unstinting attention every moment, testing your devotion and patience.
It's a tough moment, testing our longtime sophisticated skepticism and our newfound identification with old-fashioned patriotism.
With Ai Weiwei we all have the privilege of seeing a modern master in his moment, testing the limits of art and freedom.
He picked up the knife and let it rest in his palm for a moment, testing its weight as if it held some great significance.
The ever-evolving relationship between American consumers and producers inevitably spills over into American politics, which is why a Stanford political scientist has wound up, at least for the moment, testing cranberry juice cocktails for a living.
However, neurobiological measures require individual-level and 'at the moment' testing.
An equivalent such as Peep Show had its moments – testing jokes about leukaemia, Nazism, sexual taboos, sprinkled amid the lighter stuff.
Other moments tested Mr. Clemens, too, particularly when he was asked about whether he attempted to coach a witness — his former nanny — before she spoke earlier this week to lawyers for the panel, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
For PARC's researchers think the technique could be used to replace amniocentesis.At the moment, tests for abnormalities in infants require the removal of fluid from the amniotic sac that protects a growing fetus.
However, in these studies, the moment test as a GOF test was applied to each dimension individually and the possible contribution of inter-dimensional dependency to the multivariate distribution was not considered.
In recent studies, Gazor et al. [14] and Jensen et al. [21] have used the moment test and have shown that Laplace multivariate distribution models speech signal or its representations are better than the Gaussian multivariate distribution.
