Sentence examples for test conceived by from inspiring English sources

For the first time, examiners gave the highest grammar school classes a common written test, conceived by a few political activists who wanted precise measurements of school achievement.

So Caleb is there, as it turns out, to do a kind of Touring test (conceived of by the British mathematician of "The Imitation Game") on Nathan's creation to determine whether Ava is capable of experiencing real emotions or just simulating them.

It is in fact arch-progressive -- to the extent at least that such terms can claim to be anything more than an intellectual litmus test conceived for the convenience of those who would not displease Caesar by thinking too much.

A limitation of this approach is that the secondary data used in our study were created to test different hypotheses than the one conceived by us.

Today, with more than 5 million people having been conceived by IVF, the term "test tube baby" seems archaic if not a little perverse (not least because test tubes were never involved).

This work, based on a matched case-control design, tests the assumption that centenarians were conceived by parents younger than the parents of individuals who had lifespan close to mean life duration.

The "gainful employment" measures were conceived by the administration as both an accountability test for the federal student loan program and as a consumer protection measure for students who are often reeled in by aggressive recruiting tactics.

The new design of ceramic cells was conceived by T.L. and K.L. T.L. and B.W. performed the membrane fabrication and mechanical strength test.

This engine was conceived by Felix Wankel, a specialist in the design of sealing devices, and experimental units were built and tested by a German firm beginning in 1956.

Les Dîners de Gala, conceived by Salvador Domenech Philippe Hyacinthe Dali.

Conceived by Michael Roth, Jerry Patch and Mr. Newman.