Sentence examples for testing equivalent from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's the testing equivalent of throwing darts.

The Air Force announced yesterday that an F‐111 wing structure undergoing on‐the ground fatigue tests had cracked at a point in the tests equivalent to seven and a half years of standard flight opera tions.

The reason, Dr. Zuckerwar said, is that movement for a fetus is a kind of stress test, equivalent to the cardiac stress imposed on an adult by running up a flight of stairs.

As the test gas is not at the exact field condition, the test equivalent speed will be slightly different than the rated field speed.

These data were used to test equivalent circuit models derived from the composite constituent properties, and to assess their potential to design composites for target functionalities at higher temperature.

The 1997 AI stress test equivalent of DeepMind's AlphaGo beating Lee Sedol last year.

It is the nonparametric test equivalent to the dependent t-test.

In addition to that one dispersant concentration of 10 µg/L was tested, equivalent to the dispersant content within the treatment with the highest AgNP concentration.

Synergy effects are derived from other DAAD initiatives, including the promotion of scholarships, German language programs (with the objective of introducing a TOEFL-test equivalent for proficiency in German as a foreign language), and guest professor programs.

Most of the universities require that their students pass an English test equivalent to the CEFR B1 level upon graduation, whereas the top five universities set their graduation benchmark at the CEFR B2 level.

Symmetry test equivalent to McNemar test was used to evaluate the symmetry of discordant results, TST+/IGRA- and TST-/IGRA+.