Sentence examples for the tested project from inspiring English sources

The successful result of the tested project not only demonstrates the feasibility of codification of tacit knowledge in design representation, but also gives a strong theoretical foundation of the extendibility of both tacit and coded knowledge in a design perspective.

"The Cuban government has opted for a sequence in which an experiment is done first, the results are checked and adjusted, and the tested project is then generalized by the creation and adoption of the legal framework," writes Pavel Vidal Alejandro in the Journal of Economic Policy Reform.

An official familiar with the test project said its purpose was to see how the locational data would flow into the N.S.A.'s systems.

They hope to improve this over the five-year life of the test project.

Typer 4.0 software (Sequenom, Inc. San Diego, USA) (NASDAQ: SQNM) was used to analyze the original testing data of the test project to normalize the testing results.

In this paper, based on the published documents relating to this test project, the author describes a review of the whole testing and summarizes the major outcomes extracted by the test project.

The test project was conducted in Kiryu city of Gunma prefecture as one of the projects of the JST-RISTEX's environment-energy program.

As a result, the test project indicated that the CIC conductors and conductor joints fulfill the design requirement for the CS and EF coils.

In 2007, JAEA and NIFS launched the test project to evaluate the performance of cable-in-conduit (CIC) conductors and conductor joints for the JT-60SA CS and EF coils.

The "special assignment," as the FDA refers to the testing project, is the first time the FDA has ever looked for glyphosate residues in food, though it annually tests foods for numerous other pesticides.

Designed to help low-income students and their parents save for college, the test project will allot more than $8.5 million to establish and fund college savings accounts for 10,000 GEAR UP students to determine if dedicated savings will increase a student's likelihood of college attendance.