For many prehistoric tribes, the traditional test of manhood was the lifting of a special rock.
He batted time, he left well, he did all the things a traditional Test opener would do.
Gentiles might be surprised that for Jews by birth this traditional test makes no reference to faith or behaviour.
The agency also recommends that, in the case of a positive test, a more traditional test be conducted to confirm the results.
Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, said he would not compete in the Iowa Straw Poll, a traditional test of strength, which he won four years ago.
The numerous delays mean that there will not be time for the traditional test matches to be played in the new athletic facilities.
"Over the years, millions of pounds of NHS funding has been poured into the traditional test methods, yet there has been little improvement in their reliability".
So for people who have grown up with traditional test scores based on raw totals (and who will forever equate 50percentt with a failing grade), the concept takes some getting used to.
In "The Right Stuff," Tom Wolfe showed how early astronauts were seen by traditional test pilots not as heroes, but as capsule-enclosed, passive creatures, padded and protected and stripped of initiative.
Hunter, who scored in the lowest 10percentt on the traditional test, spent 12 weeks learning how to use the Web for a science class before taking the Internet test.
Neither study offers insights into the value of this traditional test, in which a doctor feels the prostate for hardness or bumps that may signal risk for prostate cancer.
