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She said virginity tests are built on a myth about female anatomy.
In a report published by the right-wing think tank the Centre for Policy Studies, Mr Sahlgren argues that Finland's star performance in the 2000 Pisa tests was built on the legacy of an older, very traditional education system, which had been part of the country's process of nation building.
A prototype coffee sheller was built on-site and tested; however, the project was already moving in a different direction in light of new developments.
In addition the proposed cold test facility allows to prove the cooling circuit planned for ITER and will allow to train the ITER staff when the cold test facility is built on ITER site.
The SD-MDON testbed is built based on the proposed hierarchical control architecture.
The software works in the browser, and includes other features designed to appeal to a broad user-base — such as the ability to live test the app being built on the user's Android phone.
The software works in the browser, and includes other features designed to appeal to a broad user-base — such as the ability to live test the app being built on the user's Android phone.
The world of usability testing includes testing prototypes that have only been built on paper (known as paper prototypes); mock-ups or wireframes which have no functionality, screen layouts which have partial functionality, working versions of software before they are officially released, and testing software that has already been implemented and is in use.
While Anderson was the slowest of the eight quicks on show in Johannesburg, his average speed of 83.4mph did not stick out in a career of 429 Test wickets that has been built on skill, not express pace.
UDDI/LDAP integration is also described as a way to make use of the underlying grid testbed information service that is built on a hierarchy of LDAP directory services.
Instead, they are designed to stand the test of time and be built on a foundation of beliefs and values that will last years -- not months -- and evolve as the business climate changes.
