Sentence examples for unusual tests from inspiring English sources

In T.S.B. 09-19-14 issued Oct.ct. 5, Ford directed dealers to put the vehicles through some unusual tests — driving the van about 820 feet forward and then 820 feet in reverse (really!) with the parking brake engaged three notches.

The chronicles focus a lot on these ten champions, and vividly describe some unusual "tests" that Dutthagamani carried out to find out their skills.

Many lab tests are performed at "outside" laboratories, and because of this lack of integration such results are generally unavailable via the information system, as may be the case with unusual tests like electroencephalograms.

The police, along with Pakistan's wobbly legal system, are facing an unusual test.

Farrior will face an unusual test against 49ers quarterback Jeff Garcia, who is San Francisco's leading rusher, averaging 6.9 yards a carry on 12 attempts.

Last week Dr. John J. Hopfield, a Princeton professor known for seminal discoveries in computer science, biology and physics, posed an unusual test to his fellow scientists.

A personal view is that past trends can be a very useful tool for punters, not least when the race in question is an unusual test like the Grand National.

The highly unusual test takes the hybrid, which is now familiar on American roads, a step further by using extra batteries to hold energy made and distributed by a power company.

In an unusual test of the toxicity of particles filtered from the same spots at different times, agency scientists found that substances collected near a Utah steel mill when it was running were more harmful to the lungs of volunteers than material captured when the plant was dormant.

A high median S.A.T. in the group accepted by January — something that is more likely in the case of a college with Early Action admissions — opens the door for the president's godson, whose hitherto undiagnosed allergy to No. 2 pencils probably explains his unusual test scores.

Of the hundreds executed each year, it is thought few are convicted of these crimes.Mr Yu has put Mr Wen to an unusual test by writing a book that accuses the prime minister of being far less reformist than he makes himself out to be.