Sentence examples for test of more from inspiring English sources

For a region devastated by a storm and by a loss of faith in the government's ability to safeguard it, the new system is a test of more than the prowess of the Army Corps of Engineers.

For the test platform is relatively small, simultaneous test of more than one device is not supported.

However, since it would not be sensible to administer a test of more than 6 hours to an individual pupil, 13 largely comparable item clusters, with a duration of 2 hours each, were derived from the core test.

In addition, the read pulse endurances of LRS and HRS are more than 105 cycles with a large resistance ratio of >104, and both resistance states are very stable without significant resistance variation for a retention test of more than 104 s under a CC of 50 μA (not shown here), which can be applicable for future low-power high-density nonvolatile memory applications.

In Cream the House of Lords decided that "a real prospect of success" was still valid law, but that from then on the test of "more likely than not" should be applied.

As a result of the Act, it was uncertain what test to use; was "a real prospect of success" at trial acceptable, or the easier test of "more likely than not" to succeed at trial?

Only time and the testing of more samples will allow such a determination to be made.

In September 1999, the company admitted that it had incorrectly scored the reading and math tests of more than 8,600 city students.

A random testing of more than 50 plastic toys found high lead content in 11 of them, according to Mike Schade, a campaigner for the Center for Health, Environment and Justice, which helped organize the testing.

A recent UN report said Iran had refrained from expanding tests of more efficient models of a machine used to refine uranium under a nuclear agreement with the six world powers.

The Pentagon has ordered tests of more advanced versions for use in unmanned tanks and reconnaissance planes, encouraging the inventor, a small Scottish company, to pursue other security applications, both military and civilian.