Sentence examples for test amount from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, as the Iranians were announcing that they had successfully enriched a test amount of uranium, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld dismissed the growing tempo of reports about plans to attack Iran as a "fantasy land" and insisted that the administration was sticking to the diplomatic track in its dealings with Tehran.
Therefore, the effects of stress state (tensile, puncture and bending test), amount of stress concentration (notch radius) and temperature are characterized and discussed.
CA will obviously be different depending on the test amount, and higher CA would be achieved when more tests are used.
Several unlicensed tour guides complained that the test amounted to a crude protectionist measure securing Italians plum jobs.
Given that baseball players were told to expect to be tested beginning in spring training, failing a drug test amounted to flunking an IQ test, Dr. Wadler said.
It also appears to play down an interim report which suggested there was evidence that Iraq was developing "test amounts" of ricin for use in weapons.
While it is possible Iraq kept developing "test amounts" of chemical weapons and was working on improved methods of production, he said, the evidence is strong that "they did not produce large amounts of chemical weapons throughout the 1990's".
The question in the case was whether each of 11 rounds of hiring based on the 1995 test amounted to a fresh unlawful use of the test results.
The test amounts to a vast social experiment for millions of New Yorkers accustomed to the subway as a forced respite from the frenzy of modern life.
Mr Kay's earlier findings mentioned the existence of a network of laboratories run by the Iraqi intelligence service, and suggested that the regime could be producing "test amounts" of chemical weapons and researching the use of ricin in weapons.
But he also said there was evidence that Iraq was developing "test amounts" of chemical weapons and researching how to produce ricin for use in weapons, and that it had made little progress toward restarting its nuclear program.
