Sentence examples for obstacle tests from inspiring English sources
Glentress is brilliant for families with a great atmosphere, breathtaking views and fun terrain including the rock drops and berms of Spooky Wood, and wooden beams and obstacle tests at Ewok Village.
Facebook is exploring the infrastructure obstacle, testing a solar-powered drone and developing a satellite, both of which would beam internet access to remote communities from the sky.
The next obstacle tested us on an even more personal level.
Getting over obstacle (test for mobility in unstructured environment) To facilitate comparison and analysis, we simplified the obstacle into step.
American startup NuTonomy's self-driving taxi has passed its first obstacle test in Singapore.
Physical fitness tests on stable surfaces (hexagonal obstacle test, countermovement jump, hurdle drop jump, left-right hop, dynamic and static balance tests, and leg extension strength) were used to examine the training effects.
ANOVA: Analysis of variance; BOSU: Both sides up; CMJ: Countermovement jump; HOT: Hexagonal obstacle test; ICC: Intraclass correlation coefficient; ILES: Isometric leg extension strength; INSTAB: Unstable; IT: Instability training; LRH: 20 meter left right hop test; PT: Plyometric training; RM: Repetition maximum; STA: Stable.
An experimental study of a backup assistance system that utilized rear video, obstacle detection, and auditory/visual information on distance to rear obstacles tested a number of use-measures in a set of parking/backup scenarios with 32 drivers who were age 45 and older (McLaughlin et al. 2003).
In just under 10 minutes, the skaters experiment using creative natural obstacles, testing their street dexterity amongst the harsh terrain of the Arctic Circle.
The act of surmounting the massive technical obstacles these tests present reinforces participants' shared assumption that atomic weapons, if handled competently, are controllable.
An obstacle to testing human impacts on flooding is that anthropogenic and natural hydrologic changes occur simultaneously and are often indistinguishable.
