Sentence examples for qualification models from inspiring English sources

The sad truth is that students are being set up to fail and will continue to do so until there is a seismic shift in funding and qualification models.

Some 963 state schools are now teaching the IGCSE, a qualification modelled closely on the old O-level.

Mr Gove is, however, determined to raise exam standards and remove "modules"—mini-exams testing a small part of the curriculum from courses.The new goal is a world-class qualification, modelled on the International GCSE (deemed tougher than the GCSE and undertaken largely by private schools in Britain) and the International Baccalaureate.

The paper presents an overview of the subsystem and the results of qualification model testing.

We report the design, main features and on-ground qualification of the dilution cooler qualification model for the Planck mission.

The first qualification model engine of the liquid propulsion upper module has successfully completed its firing campaign and the test campaign for the second model has just started.

We also report the results of the dilution cooler itself in the 100 mK range after successful tests of the qualification model on a dedicated test bench.

Tests performed using the Engineering Qualification Model show that the setup is accurate enough to characterize angular movements of the instrument components to an accuracy of ≈10 μrad.

Last weekend's statement from the International Federation of PGA Tours had read:"The major difference between the World Cup qualification model and that of the Olympic golf competition is that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will each be considered a separate country".

The magnet system described in this chapter is a key component of the ADR engineering and qualification model for the proposed European Space Agency's (ESA XEUSS mission, in which the ADR will be used to cool x-ray detectors.

The qualification model presented in this paper has been developed by Mars Space Ltd , Clyde Space Ltd andthe University of Southampton to produce a versatile "stand-alone" module that can be bolted on the Cubesat structure, allowing the orbital control along the X or Y-axis of the satellite.