Sentence examples for sharp tests from inspiring English sources

"He is 100% fit, has played in some games in Athens and has had some sharp tests against some quality players.

Her skills were put to a sharp test during the Swedish presidency of the European Union in the spring of 2001, when war was looming in Macedonia.

WASHINGTON — The turmoil in the Democratic presidential race has presented a sharp test of Howard Dean's low-profile approach to leading the Democratic National Committee, bringing calls from many Democrats for him to take a more aggressive role in defusing the threat of a protracted and divisive nominating fight.

In order to perform a sharp test of some main hypothesizes about how it's possible to create verified climate calculations, four of the project participants collected data for EPD-like LCAs from infrastructural projects.

Judged on the zest he showed at Ascot, however, this sharper test should be ideal.

Turf Account Chris McGrath's Nap First Swallow (12.40 Southwell) Thrived on this surface last winter, and coped creditably with a sharper test round Wolverhampton last time after shaping well on turf in the autumn.

As a corollary, one obtains a relatively detailed description of the profile of variational solutions of (6) on (mathbb {R}^n_+), which improves greatly on a result of Chern and Lin [16], hence allowing us to construct sharper test functions and to prove existence of solutions for (6) when (gamma =frac{n^2-1}{4}).

Results obtained with electric pulp test and sharp explorer test were not significantly different during various intervals on the contralateral side, indicating the reliability of this standardized method for assessing MB.

Sharp indentation tests with a Berkovich indenter are utilized to investigate the influence of residual stress on the mechanical properties of Ni thin film subjected to plastic deformation.

The influence of non-equi-biaxial surface stress on the shape of indentation load versus depth curve was studied experimentally by instrumented sharp indentation tests on artificially strained samples of API X65 steel.

Sharp indentation tests, presently represented by cone and Vickers indenters, are analysed theoretically and numerically in order to explore how equi-biaxial residual stress and strain fields can be determined from the global properties, i.e. the size of the contact area between indenter and material and the hardness, given by such tests.