Sentence examples for more severe test from inspiring English sources
Tonight's Bundesliga curtain-raiser, away to fourth-placed Hamburg, will be a more severe test for the eternal champions but Philipp Lahm is already convinced that his side are unstoppable domestically.
Piano Sonata in B flat Op 106 In its sheer scale, density of thought and technical requirements, the Hammerklavier presents a more severe test of a pianist's capabilities than any other of Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas.
Tough, dry and acerbic, "a Sardinian fist in a Christian Democrat glove" as one admirer put it yesterday – Cossiga could not have cared less, but when his close colleague Aldo Moro was kidnapped by the Brigades he was put to a more severe test.
The plastic wedge crush was a more severe test than the flat plate crush with a prismatic format cell.
The shear test with reduced height is a more severe test beyond the JEDEC test to verify the bump robustness.
Moreover, its excellent performance of capacity retention kept at 95.5% for 3000 cycles in harsh condition of 25 C. Afterward, Qiu et al. [131] implemented a more severe test on YS TiO2@C.
There are few more severe tests of cinematic taste than the historical drama.
Like some members of Congress, they have demanded that the players union agree to a more severe testing and disciplinary program.
But with games against Northampton and Racing Metro to come, the Welsh side's winning streak faces more severe tests.
In non-vaccinated ferrets the average maximum weight loss was significantly more severe (T test; Pvalue = 0.056) and the average Indexmucus was also significantly higher (T test; Pvalue<0.023).
In Example 2, a more severe discontinuous test function is given: r(t)=textstylebegin{cases} -t^{2},&tin [ 0,frac{1}{4} ), t^{2},&tin [ frac{1}{4},frac{1}{2} ]. end{cases}.
