Sentence examples for testing charging from inspiring English sources

Nordstrom has added Wi-Fi to almost all its stores, in part so its app will work fast, and is testing charging stations and clusters of iPads and computers.

In parts of Chinatown, Brooklyn and Queens, businesses are capitalizing on the increasingly difficult homework and more frequent testing, charging up to $3,000 for eight-week tutoring sessions, according to Teresa Ying Hsu, executive director of Asian-American Communicadvocacyan advocacy group.

I happened to be able to test charging a dead iPhone 5 from a drained state with a fully-charged Juice Pack Air, however, and it only got the iPhone up to around 80percentt charge.

Standby time is claimed to be 2200 hours --however I wasn't able to put that to the test... Charging from near zero took just over two hours.

JPMorgan Chase tested charging a $5 ATM fee for non-network customers in Illinois in July, a plan they ultimately abandoned.

At the end of last year, JPMorgan Chase began a similar test, charging customers in northern Wisconsin a $3.00 fee for using their debit cards.

The tests are not cheap: Pearson, the company that creates the standardized exams and the field tests, charged the state about $7 million for testing services for the 2012 calendar year — 30percentt of that budget went toward field testing.

During this summer, Lennon will focus on the eSuperbike project, testing rapid charging methods through battery cell testing using the recently-built rapid charger.

Cardiovascular testing charges were calculated for all patients.

Using laboratory testing charges instead of costs showed changes in the specific scenarios with increases between 15% and 17% (or US$75 to US$76 for total cost) compared to the base-case.

Testing new charging technology under stressful racing conditions may seem a bit ambitious.