Sentence examples for testing duties from inspiring English sources
The four-times world champion, who took over testing duties from Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen on Tuesday, completed 134 laps at the Paul Ricard circuit.
Bruce Dennis, the head of Packer, said he relieved the supervisor of her testing duties after the scores were thrown out.
*Bruno Senna and Pastor Maldonado shared testing duties.
McLaren said Kevin Magnussen will now share testing duties with Jenson Button at the Circuit de Catalunya, the scene of Alonso's accident.
For that, developers tend to either buy their own devices (usually just the most popular ones) or hand off bug testing duties to an outside company with hundreds of devices on-hand.
The princess had assumed with distinction the traditional tasks which fall to heir to the Throne but her most testing duty so far the five weeks tour of Canada ranging from Montreal to the Pacific Coast coupled with the important visit to Washington required of her and found what was tantamount to a new constitutional personality.
In 2008, a year after civilian registry examiners took over road test duties from the state police, the wait for a road test for the general public was, on average, two weeks, according to a Boston Globe report.
Using a vehicle drive cycle load profile for model training and a pulse test duty cycle for validation, the proposed method yields a 3.8% average estimation error.
Since several of the players involved in the Superstars match are currently on Test duty against England, Ramnarine has so far been able to contact only two of them.
Rajhasthan, who have lost their opening two games, are already without Shane Watson, who is on Test duty, and the Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who has been banned from the IPL.
Broad would be a certainty to play in the first Test in Galle on 26 March if fully fit but, should England choose not to risk him against the Sri Lankan Development XI, it would mean plunging him straight into Test duty with no match practice in energy-sapping heat.
