In the consumer goods market, comparative testing is decisive for adjusting supply and demand.
The figure shows that, by investigating wave-packet expansion, MAQRO can, in principle, perform decisive tests of the CSL model even with the originally suggested parameters [27, 55], and MAQRO could test the quantum gravity model of Ellis and others [62, 63].
After a check — New Hampshire's convention adjourned without voting — and wins in Maryland and South Carolina, the Constitution faced three decisive tests: Virginia, the largest, proudest state; New York, at the time with a mid-size population but centrally located; and a revote in New Hampshire.
The correctness of the tests is therefore decisive.
It will also allow for decisive tests of a number of alternative theories, denoted as 'collapse models' predicting notable deviations from the predictions of quantum theory within the parameter regime tested.
We contrast the observational predictions of the two models and argue that only the very early afterglow observations, almost coincident with the prompt phase, can be used as decisive tests of the ejecta content.
Roy shows that the evidence from his tests is not decisive.
For these reasons, the most decisive tests of the kin conflict theory are not which taxa will be imprinted or which specific genes will be imprinted.
THE decisive test of Junichiro Koizumi's decision to send troops to Iraq was bound to come from events on the ground.
A12 U.S. Missile Test Delayed The Pentagon said the next decisive test of a national missile defense system, planned for June 26, had again been delayed by a wiring problem, increasing pressure on the project's managers to meet the Clinton administration's timetable for deciding whether to deploy the system.
