Sentence examples for verification campaign from inspiring English sources
The control system's ability to safely land the aircraft despite strong crosswind in a variety of possible scenarios is demonstrated in an industry-grade verification campaign.
Although based on a reusable generic-purpose simulation infrastructure layer, the FES has been customized for the verification campaign to be executed with the Airbus benchmark model.
New procedures have been designed and assessed for the verification campaign accordingly to ECSS rules and with the support of ESA specialists.
The successive steps of the design from deriving mathematical models of the actuator dynamics through filter synthesis, till evaluation of the proposed method on industrial verification campaign are detailed.
For verification, see the campaign posters from presidential contests of a century or a century and a half ago.
About 1.1 million voter signatures have been submitted to county officers across the state for verification, said Ben Pollara, campaign manager for United for Care, the organizers of the ballot initiative which is funded to the tune of more than $3 million by prominent Orlando trial lawyer John Morgan.
Repeating an unsourced quote at the behest of one campaign without verification, and with zero evidence that anyone in the campaign said it, isn't journalism.
Although it has confidence in the verification process, the Corbyn campaign has asked rejected supporters to get in touch to see if it can help.
The exploratory campaign provided verification opportunities because the survey area included areas with known hydrocarbon accumulations that had prior seismic coverage available, as well as results from other geophysical acquisition tools, such as gravity gradiometry and magnetometry (Escalera et al. 2013).
The campaign did not provide verification, and it could not be independently confirmed.
In early March Craigslist began what is now turning out to be an incredibly effective anti-spam campaign by using phone verification on posts.
