Sentence examples for tested route from inspiring English sources

Mining the 60s for inspiration is a tried and tested route for many vehicle manufacturers.

BTec qualifications in civil engineering are a tried and tested route to becoming a civil engineer, and can be taken either as part of an apprenticeship scheme or as a full-time college course.

No, they've used the tried and tested route of relentless gigging to spread the word, playing places like Wrexham's Central Station and Southampton's Lennons - over 100 shows in 18 months.

If the control packet does not reach the destination, the tested route is deleted and the subsequent one is tested.

Or will they buy a bargain basement model from Acer or HP or, shudder, go the tested route of the iPad?

They mention the high immunogenicity of the Cry1Ac protoxin demonstrated by its capacity to induce significant specific antibody responses in serum and mucosal-secretions recovered from the small and large intestine, bronchoalveolar and vaginal lavages of mice after immunisation by every tested route, such as intraperitoneal, intragastric, intranasal, rectal [36, 54] and vaginal [55].

Even for strong advocates of self-publishing, the benefits of tried and tested routes to market are still, to some, the most appealing.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Testing route map.

Fig. 12 Testing route on I-74 and I-57 6.2 miles long.

"With our toughest summit finish yet, an individual time trial in London and several longer stages, this year's Tour of Britain has a varied and testing route that will present opportunities to a variety of riders," said race director Mick Bennett.

Today, it's announcing to the capital that it's ready for business, having spent the last month recruiting drivers, testing routes and everything else that goes into opening up in a new area.