Sentence examples for passes certification from inspiring English sources
If it passes, "certification and licensure will no longer be a one-time event," said Dr. Geoffrey S. Ibbott, former director of the Radiological Physics Center, a federally financed group that tests radiotherapy equipment for accuracy.
If t passes certification, then s updates the database and CT.
If a transaction u passes certification, then the server must acquire write locks on all data items in u's writeset and then commit u.
Since u is certified after t and u passes certification, from the certification test, it must be that version read by u is still up-to-date.
If t passes certification, then s executes t's writes against the database and assigns each new value the same version number k, reflecting the fact that t is the k-th committed transaction at s.
If they pass certification, the A200 models will go back to the counties for use in the February election.
So more employers are demanding that students prove their competencies for a specific job by obtaining not only college degrees but by passing "certification" exams that measure specific skills — the way lawyers have to pass the bar.
For beginners who need to pass certification tests before they can dive freely, the Scuba Exam app (a restricted-feature version is free on iOS and on Android) is an ideal helper.
Earlier this month, it passed certification tests conducted by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, which certifies helmet models worn by each of the more than 2 million football players in the United States, from pee-wees to professionals.
Earlier this month, the State Board of Regents approved an emergency amendment to state education regulations to allow teachers who are credentialed in other states to teach in New York City even before they have passed certification exams.
A1 CUNY-Trained Teachers Praised The university, the city's largest supplier of teachers, is doing a better job of producing graduates who can pass certification examinations than it did just a few years ago, the State Education Department said.
