Sentence examples for unlimited tests from inspiring English sources

Personal assistants say they face unlimited tests in a job with no fixed job description; like Mr. Parkin, some personal assistants end up being secretary, confidant, adviser and doctor.

That treaty allows almost unlimited testing of ground-based defenses, but confines such testing to two designated sites, currently Kwajalein Island in the Pacific and White Sands, N.M.

In October, John Keane and several other members of Trout Unlimited tested the water in Hallock's Mill Brook, a trout stream that receives wastewater from the largest of the plants, in Yorktown.

Modifying and mastering recorded sound with digital editing software allows for an unlimited testing of options.

Those using the spec software, the 'Open' category, are allowed to use 24 litres of fuel per race, have a softer tyre option, unlimited testing and 12 'non-sealed' engines in a season.

The Chrome is coupled with a new monthly subscription service from the startup that promises both unlimited test strips and 24/7 access to certified diabetes educators by way of the company's mobile app.

The possible ranges of parameter values lie between ±17% in the most restrictive cases to virtually unlimited (tested up to 1/10 and 10 times the original value) changes in the least restricted ones.

Unlimited testing as influenza spread rapidly in the community drove testing demand to extremely high levels.

Students can select from a variety of possible settings for these variables via the click of a button and design unlimited experimental tests to search for data that illustrate the effect of the selected variables on the gel electrophoresis outcome.

The other part is the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) which appeared to be the sticking point; Reagan wanted unlimited SDI testing and Gorbachev wanted SDI testing constrained for 10 years (until all nuclear weapons were abolished).

I am not convinced that SDI really was the sticking point for two reasons: Gorbachev conceded that after 10 years the United States could conduct unlimited SDI testing, and if Reagan really thought abolishing nuclear weapons was in the best interest of the United States, limiting SDI testing to a laboratory for 10 years would have been a small concession.