On an upcoming episode of "Jay Leno's Garage," Jay visits General Motors' Milford Proving Ground in Michigan, the first proving ground in the U.S. and the world.
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Which makes sense, given their proving ground was strip clubs.
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For many children, 'Fortnite' has become a social proving ground.
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But the dinner can be a proving ground for comics.
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That's exactly part of the proving ground testing for Mars.
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This is the proving ground and battleground for thinkers and tinkerers.
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The various products are tested at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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Krzanich believes the Olympics are a perfect proving ground for 5G.
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New York is more punishing, more daunting, a more pronounced proving ground.
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Trump's convention may be the next proving ground for this costly technique.
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UnREAL The second season of any TV show is a proving ground.
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College campuses getting robots are the perfect proving ground for the tech.
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From 1946 to 1958, it was a proving ground for America's nuclear arsenal.
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But 22007 years ago it was also the proving ground for their relationship.
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But this election will not likely be the proving ground for these proposals.
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Navistar Proving Ground confirmed the single-charge trip, at 15 miles per hour.
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And then the Brits tapped Laurel to join her in the Proving Ground.
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Who would have thought that Bruckner would become more of a proving ground?
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So the proving ground for this market has been laid out for the bulls.
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But the best comics aren't just a proving ground for characters and plot lines.
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Weâre Going to Miami: The First Proving Ground for Our Self-Driving Service
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Captain Nuccio, 28, serves in the Army at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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The battlefield had been a proving ground for Black Americans during the Civil War.
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The conference has also become a proving ground for would-be Democratic presidential candidates.
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"Lola" is a better widget than "Proving Ground," better paced, clearer in its stakes.
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Each piece is still a proving ground; few are as daunting as Mahler's Sixth.
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That court is often a proving ground for jurists on the Supreme Court shortlist.
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Ford shows that to be case in this video, shot at its Arizona proving ground.
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They make 2016 a proving ground, of sorts, for political uses of data and analytics.
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His first time was while testing a NASCAR Sprint Car at an Arizona proving ground.
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That's when the proving ground turned into what it is today: a permanent military base.
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For a short time, Antarctica was a proving ground for the potential of scientific diplomacy.
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The next night, he performed at the Brooklyn strip club and rapper proving ground Lust.
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Reporter Sarah E. Needleman describes Fortnite as something that's become "a social proving ground" for children.
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At its Lommel Proving Ground in Belgium, Ford has laid down 50 miles of test tracks.
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This jumped into crisp relief especially well in Ford's recent test at its Arizona Proving Ground.
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Any of the Proving Ground project names that start with "Experimental" — Experimental Ammo, Experimental Armor, etc.
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Read our full interview with Mark Zuckerberg Zuckerberg arrived at the Yuma Proving Ground before dawn.
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If there is a true proving ground for first ladies, Melania Trump may be on it.
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Dugway Proving Ground tests and stores some of the deadliest chemical and biological agents on earth.
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He called the annual conference a "proving ground" for Republicans intent on building a national profile.
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On Baseball This was the test, the proving ground for the Mets as annual playoff contenders.
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Sofman describes his company as a "proving ground" for artificial intelligence and robotics in the home.
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The campaign is a proving ground to show he is up to the demands of the job.
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The partnership with PSA began in May, and has included testing on a Hungary-based proving ground.
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The Proving Ground isn't as useful, but it's a worthwhile investment once you understand how it works.
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Unlike research projects, Proving Ground projects produce actual, usable items that you can equip to your soldiers.
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Outselling Tony Hawk's Proving Ground two to one, Skate helped EA snatch the kickflip crown from Activision.
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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MARYLAND — As sometimes happens in rural America, someone has shot up a road sign.
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For Man One, the river has been a proving ground for graffiti and mural artists for decades.
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The Youth Olympics can be a proving ground for events that eventually wind up in the Olympics.
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The Prototype Festival, held each January, is a proving ground for audacious new opera and music theater.
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Yet EPCOT, along with the rest of Disney World, has quietly become a proving ground for the future.
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After all, the Pro has become something of a proving ground for the rest of the iPad line.
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Being plagued with pot holes, humps and choppy surfaces makes them an ideal proving ground for vehicle engineers.
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Madmen envisioned this place in the middle of the last century as a proving ground for extreme machines.
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The California gold rush was the proving ground of Manifest Destiny, transmuting rugged individualism into wealth and glory.
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It's a proving ground for no-name ballers, and a door opening onto basketball lore for established stars.
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In both tests at Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona, the projectile hit a target about 40 miles away.
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Never. Turning into our driveway every day and seeing the Milford Proving Ground sign, I get goose bumps.
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Either way, Mr. Bloomberg has yet to set foot on one important proving ground: the Democratic debate stage.
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One was willing to crash-land onto a mountain for him, another defended him on a different proving ground.
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Will he be a music director who, at long last, makes the company a proving ground for new opera?
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Picking out a movie was never just picking out a movie; it was a proving ground for adolescent friendships.
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Sort of a proving ground for what you might institute in the main app or the paid-for app.
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The other half of that equation is that Formula E is becoming a premier proving ground for electric drivetrain technology.
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"JPMorgan Chase has been a proving ground for CEOs all over the country, " said Rafferty Capital banking analyst Dick Bove.
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"New York is the ultimate proving ground for autonomous vehicle technology," Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer said in a statement.
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You'd think cities where traffic jams span 2003 lanes and intersections resemble parking lots would be a horrible proving ground.
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And yet previous editions of the nations championship confirm how good a proving ground it can be for domestic players.
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But in his latest column, Andrew considers what might happen if China did try it: There is no proving ground.
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"Every single event of this nature is going to be proving ground for something worse the following day," Phillips said.
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He had finally advanced to Class AA, the proving ground for elite prospects, but felt completely overmatched at the plate.
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At best, the Futures Tour is a proving ground for elite prospects, a costly but potentially rewarding journey to fame.
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Matteo Salvini Siviero sees Italy as a proving ground of what happens to women's rights when an opportunist nationalist wins power.
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For his team of advisers still gripped by self-doubt, the trip will become a proving ground for their own performance.
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New York, which had 13 million business travelers in 2017, will be a proving ground for Zeus' business-traveler-centric model.
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A grandmother serves as the proving ground here, too — the young man, Andrei Kaplan, comes to help take care of his.
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He dodged friendly fire at a military proving ground in the Buqe'ah Valley to study ancient farms in the Judean desert.
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The racetrack has long been a proving ground for luxury carmakers, among them Mercedes-Benz and Aston Martin, BMW and Bentley.
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Hubert graduated to Formula Two, a proving ground for Formula One hopefuls, this season after clinching the GP3 championship last year.
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As Russia, backing the Assad regime, asserts more power in Syria, it's also become a proving ground for new Russian technologies.
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Steckel, the OneWeb CEO, told CNN Business that the first six satellites will be a key proving ground for the network.
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The facility, Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, will no longer be allowed to produce pathogen specimens to ship to other facilities.
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And the iOS App Store remains the dominant proving ground for a new economy of startups that have upended countless industries.
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But more than that, this was about using Iraq as a proving ground for the neoconservatives' larger and more ideological mission.
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Like any teen, Madison says her personal aesthetic is forever evolving, and her Los Angeles home has been an ideal proving ground.
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Yeah, probably not — so I recently visited Nissan's Grandrive proving ground in Yokosuka, Japan to see for myself how this would work.
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The drone rose to its intended test altitude of 2,150 feet, and flew steadily over the Yuma Proving Ground in southwestern Arizona.
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Waymo has its own proving ground at Castle in Central California, while Uber tests its vehicles at a private location in Pittsburgh.
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The best way to think of it is as a beta stage or proving ground for new open source projects from Facebook.
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King is now commanding general at the 20th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive Command at the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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A proving ground is a spread of high-security acreage set aside for testing weapons and the vehicles meant to withstand them.
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As a testament to the cafe's marriage of art and football, the gallery is an active space and proving ground for creatives.
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That makes New Hampshire, a traditional proving ground that can make or break presidential contenders, ground zero for the inevitable Sanders vs.
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Long a crucial swing state, Ohio may now be the most vital proving ground for a progressive economic message in Trump country.
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Edgewood Arsenal today is a collection of derelict buildings attached to a military proving ground, its records housed in the National Archives.
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Now, read the article, "A Final Proving Ground for Guide Dogs to the Blind: Midtown Manhattan," and answer the following questions: 1.
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" Hogan's Alley has cost otherwise-qualified recruits a shot at being an F.B.I. agent, he said, calling it "the final proving ground.
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His first proving ground was the Brownsville, Brooklyn, of his childhood, where enclaves of Jews, Italians and African-Americans battled over turf.
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Acura is testing and honing its autonomous driving systems at the GoMentum Station — a 5,000-acre proving ground in the Bay Area.
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The island is becoming an important proving ground for ideas about how low-carbon energy can be practical, both technically and financially.
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Eventually, she entered graduate school at George Washington, an academic proving ground for aspiring diplomats and researchers near the State Department's headquarters.
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The Review became a proving ground for such vocal conservatives as the author Dinesh D'Souza and the talk-show host Laura Ingraham.
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It's possible that Trump may be referring to a common refrain from NASA that the Moon is a proving ground for Mars exploration.
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Apple's self-driving cars are tested on a closed-course proving ground as well in simulation before meeting its standards for road-readiness.
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A Ford proving ground is across the street, the HQ is down the road and the parking lot overlooks The Henry Ford Museum.
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In a new video, Ford shows that it's been testing its autonomous Fusion fleet in the snowy surroundings of Michigan's Mcity proving ground.
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Lyft announced today that it would soon begin testing its autonomous vehicles at GoMentum Station, a 5,000-acre proving ground in Concord, California.
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Now, with technological advances, cars are becoming extremely fast, and this proving ground is a great place to test your need for speed.
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The House will be the proving ground for new strategies on these issues; the presidential campaign trail the test of their popular support.
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The system was part of a three-year trial program at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland at the time of the incident.
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At the time of the incident, the aircraft were part of a three-year trial program at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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It's time he started acting like one by using New York as the proving ground to show America he's up to the challenge.
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Amazon isn't alone in using Seattle, home to Starbucks and other major retail brands, as a proving ground for new ideas in stores.
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What started in 1923 as a race for small European manufacturers and aristocrat drivers evolved into a proving ground for the world's biggest carmakers.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had risen at 2AM so he could fly out to the proving ground and see Aquila's maiden voyage in person.
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Of course a bizarrely coordinated alligator attack turns into a proving ground for her swim skills, and maybe even a catalyst for family healing.
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For Russian military commanders, the war in Syria has been a proving ground for new tactics and weapons, and a showcase for arms exports.
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In general, Waymo says it's essentially nailed down Level 4 self-driving, especially in the controlled confines of its autonomous proving ground at Castle.
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Right: The captured German V-2 rocket takes off in a test held at White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico, on May 10, 1946.
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The Mars mission requires a deep understanding of living in space, which the moon could provide as a "proving ground" beforehand, according to Bridenstine.
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So the Northeast's naturally occurring "bullet" (short for "bulletproof surface") is, and has long been, a great training and proving ground for young racers.
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The road march was a proving ground for enhanced technology, such as new, small reconnaissance drones and electronic-jamming equipment to thwart Russian probes.
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Iowa The 2020 Democrats made their mark on Iowa this weekend, in what was supposed to be a proving ground for the presidential hopefuls.
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The start of Bunce's tenure was a time of serious financial uncertainty for the club, yet he remembered it as the perfect proving ground.
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Bob Mulholland, a Biden backer and member of the Democratic National Committee from California, said South Carolina may end up being Biden's proving ground.
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From 1985 to 1988, Latin Quarter was the central hotbed for New York rap: a raging party, proving ground, networking opportunity and combustible jamboree.
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Bob Mulholland, a Biden backer and member of the Democratic National Committee from California, said South Carolina may end up being Bidens proving ground.
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There's not gigantic regulatory challenges that it needs to overcome, and so, we could release this product and use that as a proving ground.
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Sometimes the Xperia line feels as much like a proving ground for the company's imaging technologies at it does a truly competitive Android smartphone line.
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Berlin is a fintech hotspot, a global proving ground for mobility concepts, the HQ for digital B212C champions and has strong growth in B2B/SaaS.
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Bridenstine emphasized the importance of Trump's directive, saying building a sustainable and continued presence on the Moon represents a "proving ground" for further space exploration.
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"It can be a great proving ground for identifying whether there's some compatibility problems with your systems as you begin to move them," he said.
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Krafcik floated this idea a few days after Waymo demoed its Level 4 autonomous driving capabilities at Fiat Chrysler's Balocco Proving Ground in northern Italy.
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The war is also providing President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia a public proving ground — and a showcase to his adversaries — for new, sophisticated weaponry.
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The Wisconsin primary on April 5 has become a crucial proving ground for those hoping to derail Mr. Trump's march to the Republican presidential nomination.
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When her experiment using simulated microgravity on Earth showed promising steps toward quickly and safely producing cardiomyocytes, Xu saw space as the ultimate proving ground.
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But for its ultimate challenge, and to assess a dog's focus, trainers take the student-dog pairs into Manhattan as something of a proving ground.
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It's weird to look at season three of a show I've really loved for 23 episodes as a proving ground, but that's where I'm at.
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Luckily the people who fall for "Proving Ground" will care far more about its voice, filled with moments of surprising New York stoop-sitting joy.
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New York, drawn so lovingly in "Proving Ground," has always been the city closest to matching Baudelaire's definition of beauty: the infinite within the finite.
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Norway, one of the world's leading oil producers, has become an unlikely proving ground for the proposition that electric cars are ready for prime time.
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In the time since that launch and landing, SpaceX has worked to refurbish the rocket, testing it out in Texas at the company's proving ground.
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Martial Proving Ground The debate that has followed Wei Lei's defeat has involved perspectives that are as varied and expansive as the martial arts themselves.
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"Our next instruments will build on the success of MSL, which was a proving ground for new technology," said George Tahu, NASA's Mars 2020 program executive.
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Toyota's Research Institute will test its autonomous vehicle tech at GoMentum Station, a 5,000 acre proving ground for self-driving vehicle tech located in Concord, California.
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Of the early protocols that ruled the internet, the web and email were the two most important ones—and UIUC was a proving ground for both.
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A recent flight test at Yuma Proving Ground provided an opportunity to conduct safe separation and captive flight tests of the hard dock and recovery system.
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Rather than having a fleet of 50 or 100 AVs on the road, developers can test thousands on a virtual proving ground at the same time.
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Now the camp stands to be a major proving ground for the first generation of athletes who will have the opportunity to skate at the Olympics.
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Love would become a proving ground for pros from across the world, but the plaza wasn't important simply because it turned out and attracted pro skaters.
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Given the gape of the hole and the fact that the road traverses Aberdeen Proving Ground, there's a good chance it wasn't made by a bullet.
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NASA wants to send astronauts to the moon in 2024 with its Artemis program, build an outpost, and use it as a proving ground for Mars.
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The helmets are being tested at the Environment for Auditory Research, or EAR lab, at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, where gas masks were invented.
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As female instrumentalists have increasingly claimed space in jazz's male-centric spotlight, DIVA has served as a proving ground for some of the music's rising voices.
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In other words, it will serve as a proving ground for the technology's readiness to scale in a real-world retail environment that's not Amazon's own.
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Named after Holcombe Rucker, who founded a tournament to keep neighborhood youths off the streets in 1946, the park became a proving ground for homegrown talent.
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In the early years of the nuclear arms race, American engineers experimented with cluster bombs that dispensed radioactive submunitions, dropping them on a Utah proving ground.
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In the months and years that followed, Fukushima became both a market and a proving ground for ever-advancing robot technologies designed to operate in hazardous conditions.
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It's a 12.42-mile run that climbs 4,720 feet and serves as a proving ground for carmakers to test the speed and agility of their new vehicles.
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The service demonstrated a modified M777A2 Howitzer with an integration kit for the mass mock-up of the modified XM907 ERCA cannon at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona.
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The event is meant to be a fun meetup of nerdy solidarity, rather than an official proving ground, but the winner will certainly take home bragging rights.
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While no single event or individual directly caused the shipment, a number of people, including leaders at Dugway Proving Ground, should be held accountable, the report said.
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Partin said relatively wealthy Helsinki was a good proving ground for low-carbon innovations, with the ideas that work best then available for use by other cities.
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The long-time Democratic donor is the featured speaker next month at an Iowa state party dinner that is traditionally a proving ground for future presidential candidates.
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Comic anthologies are a great way for companies to show off their artists and writers, but they're often also used as a proving ground for new creators.
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I expect Burning Man to remain remarkably resistant to capitalism's Borg, and therefore an interesting experimental proving ground — for cultures, communities, and technologies — for the foreseeable future.
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In addition to being a major sporting event, the Olympics are also a proving ground for new technologies, with robotics being a highlight of the 2020 Games.
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His father retired as a mathematician in the survivability and lethality analysis directorate for the United States Army Research Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Md.
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The city is home to an Army Proving Ground and a Marine Corps Air Station, fortified islands that nonetheless help shape the county's law-and-order disposition.
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But with the election over, some senators already worry that the chamber will get bogged down as it becomes a proving ground for the 22020 Democratic primary.
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Historically, for immigrants excluded from the full rights of citizenship because of their race, the military has been the most powerful proving ground for their citizenship claims.
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China is already the world's largest car market, and aggressive government efforts to boost the development of electric cars make it a key proving ground for future tech.
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And worse, it turns out that Colleen's lower Manhattan dojo isn't a sanctuary for at-risk youth, it's a proving ground for Bakuto's personal army of Hand fighters.
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But could it also represent the park as a kind of proving ground for identity, where the outer edges are madness and the center is the true self?
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The Rangers, the Special Ops unit that Pat Tillman left his N.F.L. career in 2002 to join, is a proving ground of sorts, and attracts many younger soldiers.
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The relative success of the device will provide an interesting proving ground for Fitbit's smartwatch sales — and help determine precisely what people are looking for in the category.
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He and his colleagues at the ARL's Aberdeen Proving Ground, in Maryland, have developed a test in which they apply alternating currents of various frequencies across a plate.
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Within minutes, we were headed up his normal proving ground, a stretch of asphalt up a craggy mountain with sharp, zig-zagging turns called Little Tujunga Canyon Road.
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And if Amazon is interested, you can be sure other large technology companies are also angling for a pole position in this proving ground for technology's latest moonshot.
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Education scholar Ashley Berner calls this educational pluralism, and though it's standard operating procedure in many other countries, states are the proving ground for this approach in America.
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Still, Mr. Trump made it all the way to the political proving ground of Tim Russert's "Meet the Press," before his bid fell apart a few months later.
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Still, this is different from the last two years, when Lowry and DeRozan carried similarly heavy burdens and looked exhausted by the time they reached their proving ground.
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As chronicled in Nancy Princenthal's exquisite biography, Martin discouraged photographs and catalogues of her paintings, and the gallery at the Harwood is the proving ground for her misgivings.
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Entertainment and companionship is a function, and it's a good proving ground to develop some of these technologies, because ... And the course of entertainment can be more forgiving.
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Though Eno's tenure in Roxy would be limited to their self-titled debut and For Your Pleasure, it's noteworthy as the proving ground for his ambient legacy to come.
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It's been widely rumoured the UFC will be his next proving ground once this summer's Games are all said and done as he chases that elusive Olympic gold medal.
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The reality television of the 2000s was a proving ground and a wide-open playing field, a thing you could graduate from to do better things, emotionally or professionally.
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They're earbuds, after all, so the effect isn't miraculous, but Manhattan streets are a proving ground for noise canceling tech and the AirPods are off to a strong start.
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"I'm not aware of any," he said, recounting the steps that Ford takes — simulation testing, proving ground testing, and then public road testing — to validate its self-driving technology.
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Uber is still testing its self-driving vehicles at a large proving ground outside of Pittsburgh, and the new mission specialists will need to be trained in those protocols.
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Cradled in place above ground, it will serve as a vacuum-sealed, high-speed proving ground for transport pod prototypes being developed as part of a SpaceX design competition.
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That ongoing conflict, which Russia has used as a proving ground for tactics and technology, is something the US should learn from, according to a US State Department official.
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DJI wants to build not just drones, but all kinds of intelligent machines that can understand and interact with the world around them, and RoboMasters is their proving ground.
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The crowded landscape of programs teaching non-technical people to become software developers has been a proving ground for a new model of education financing: income share agreements (ISAs).
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The research facility will simulate and construct congested city environments, slick roads, and highways with high-speed entrance and exit ramps — everything needed for a self-driving proving ground.
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Toro Rosso and Red Bull are both owned by the energy drinks manufacturer, with the former acting as a feeder outfit and proving ground for Red Bull-supported drivers.
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He said the strait between the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, off the coast of southern Yemen, was being used as a "proving ground" for advanced Iranian weaponry.
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Our own medical backyard is a proving ground for deadly diseases, as advances in cancer therapy and transplantation place patients at high risk for development of life-threatening infections.
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The tour was especially valuable to the Metro desk, which for much of The Times's history functioned as a proving ground for reporters just starting out at the paper.
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READ MORE: 2018 was the worst year on record for violence against journalists "It's the first proving ground that the Assad regime has engaged in war crimes," he told Reuters.
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Bell Helicopter's catchily named Autonomous Pod Transport 70 (aka APT 70) has managed a major milestone, performing its first autonomous flight during a test at its Forth Worth proving ground.
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No, not quite, but the proving ground for VR has shifted—from homes of early adopters with powerful desktop PCs to the labs and training stations of Fortune 500 companies.
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This year, Virginia, in particular, looks like a strong gauge of Trump's performance -- and a proving ground for the strategies both parties hope will work in the 2018 midterm elections.
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His visit to the state fair came a day before he headlines the Wing Ding Dinner, an Iowa Democratic fundraiser that has long been a proving ground for presidential hopefuls.
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And the party's front-runner, Joseph R. Biden Jr., was speaking to L.G.B.T. activists in Ohio, a state better known as a general election battleground than a primary proving ground.
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Reading this story causes me to wonder: Is this protracted, quasi-legal quagmire a genuine attempt to deliver justice, or is it a proving ground for our new justice system?
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The movie opens in U.S. theaters on Friday after winning the top award in September at the Toronto film festival, which has often been the proving ground for Oscar glory.
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Cislunar, or anything around the Moon, is a perfect proving ground because it still has the challenges of communications delays and radiation that aren't the case with low-Earth orbit.
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The first-in-the-nation primary is a key proving ground for candidates in the field hoping to take on President Donald Trump, which was 11 people strong entering Tuesday.
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That's a startling drought for a province known as the proving ground for icons like Maurice Richard, Jean Beliveau, Gilbert Perreault, Guy Lafleur, Mario Lemieux, Ray Bourque and Patrick Roy.
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The race will be a major proving ground for both campaigns, as well as for Rubio, while with expectations set low Cruz and perhaps Clinton will have an easier ride.
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The 5,000-acre "autonomous vehicle proving ground" in California will give Toyota a track to experiment with its new Platform 2.1 autonomous system, which the automaker first showed off last month.
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In a US Navy test, Raytheon fired two projectiles from an M777 155 mm Howitzer at a moving target at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, and scored two direct hits, he said.
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Later on in the game, Proving Ground projects appear that allow you to build specialized armor, such as the grappling hook-equipped Spider Suit or the heavy weapon-capable E.X.O. Suit.
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Autonomous-vehicle testing in Stratford will provide a focal point for development done across six technology centers located at different points around the province before heading to the dramatic proving ground.
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The likelihood that the spacecraft, which China designed as a proving ground for future crewed space missions, will make its fiery re-entry above a large population center is quite low.
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The technology investigated by these companies will have to prove itself on the ground first, then in orbit, and eventually in cislunar space — the "proving ground" for long term mission hardware.
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As part of the space habitat effort, NASA said on Tuesday it was entering the so-called "proving ground" stage to demonstrate and test various technologies over the next 10 years.
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The lab at Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility southwest of Salt Lake City, is responsible for neutralizing anthrax spores that are sent to other laboratories for medical research and investigation.
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The Cosby case had become a high-profile proving ground both for Allred's media-centered strategy and for the story of righteous victimhood which she has put forward throughout her career.
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The caucuses will be the first proving ground for what's expected to be a massive field of Democratic candidates vying to take on President Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election.
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Of particular interest were two races in districts that Mr. Trump carried in 2016 — a proving ground for Democrats eager to demonstrate that the state can be theirs again in 2020.
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The race between the Republican Karen Handel and the Democrat Jon Ossoff in this reliably Republican district has become a proving ground for the surrogates tasked with defending the party's majority.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Though lacking the glamor of gymnastics or the stature of athletics, the sport of sprint canoeing on Tuesday provided the proving ground for Brazil's latest Olympic hero.
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"It's become both the proving ground for our virtue and the deeply insecure ground on which we hope to create a life of greater economic security for our children," she said.
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In addition to its role as a laboratory to study the effects of space on humans, it is a proving ground for revolutionary new industries such as space manufacturing and robotics.
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That should give students the opportunity to work in a virtual proving ground that's more rich, complex and full of edge cases than any single purpose simulator can be on its own.
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The proving ground will allow TRI to test out both its 'Guardian' and its 'Chauffeur' autonomous driving systems, which aim at automated safety protocols to assist human drivers, and full autonomy respectively.
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Ostia is a proving ground for whether CasaPound can turn its brand of fascism into a successful election strategy, according to a left-wing former member of Rome's city council, Gianluca Peciola.
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Other considerations include where the safety measurements were taken — in simulation, on a closed course or proving ground, or out in the wild, on public roads with or without a safety driver.
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We intend to be a proving ground for a wide variety of new techniques and technologies, and yet we are grappling like everyone else with thoughtful protections that keep our citizens safe.
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As the number of competitors in the ride-hailing industry dwindles, geographic expansion is emerging as the next proving ground to determine who will be the victor in the ride-hailing market.
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The series's founder Alejandro Agag has spoken often since the earliest days that he means for Formula E to not just be a promotional tool for EVs, but a technological proving ground.
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Emerging markets are the ideal test bed and proving ground for cryptocurrencies and, in some cases, they're the least able to take advantage of the purported efficiencies that these new platforms offer.
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Daimler last September said it had received permission from the Oregon Department of Transportation to test its platooning technology on public roads after successful trials in its proving ground in Madras, Oregon.
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Army testers are currently shooting the first 6.8mm rounds through a variety of rifle and automatic rifle prototypes of the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, Brig. Gen.
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That doesn't mean the matchup will be easy, though, and it stands as yet another proving ground for a player who has thrived trying to betray the common rhetoric about his game.
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The company can't afford to take many chances with the hundreds of millions of iPhones it sells every year, but a limited-edition model can serve as the proving ground for new technologies.
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As soon as the battery was ready, engineers at GM's Michigan proving ground hacked together a bastard car using the front half of a Chevy Sonic and the rear of a Buick Encore.
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Simmons had already played an evil Nazi on Homicide—which appears to have been a kind of proving ground for future OZ cast members—and was feeling a little apprehensive about being typecast.
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But for the Warriors, a team returning almost every piece from their championship run and with a well-established identity, the regular season can be used as proving ground for lineups and strategies.
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Portland, Oregon-based Daimler Trucks North America LLC said on Monday it received permission from the regional regulatory body, Oregon Department of Transportation, after successful trials in its proving ground in Madras, Oregon.
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As AAA baseball is to MLB, we will continue to develop the best prospects by providing a proving ground and a stage for the fighters to grow that is unrivalled in the sport.
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Eric Garcetti, back when he was Mayor of Los Angeles, always used to talk about this idea of "the city as a platform," that Los Angeles was a proving ground for innovative ideas.
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Blakey is remembered equally for the thunderous power of his drumming and for his influence on future generations; for over three decades, his Jazz Messengers remained a proving ground for premier young musicians.
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The American Center for Mobility in Ypsilanti—a world-class, collaborative testing facility—was recently designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation as a national proving ground for connected and automated vehicle technology.
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The Tetons, in the summers to come, served as a home base and proving ground; it's also where he learned, from the old-time climber Glenn Exum, how to fish with artificial flies.
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Our 5,525-mile boundary with Canada, the world's longest between two countries, has long been a proving ground for innovative wall-free programs that bolster security while also facilitating legitimate trade and travel.
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The announcement comes more than two years after GM ended vehicle manufacturing in Australia, a place the automaker used as a proving ground for up-and-coming executives, including GM President Mark Reuss.
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The company recently announced plans to begin testing its own, in-house produced autonomous vehicles at a massive ex-military base turned autonomous-vehicle-proving ground northeast of San Francisco called the GoMentum Station.
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The Wreckin' Cru ran the gamut from R&B to electro, and served as a proving ground for Yella and Dre to hone their skills on the decks and to learn to manipulate crowds.
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Christians committed to the idea of reform, however, developed the notion of history as a proving ground for humans, allowing them to participate, to some degree or other, in the unfolding of God's design.
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"So in addition to this being a beautiful experience, it is also a great opportunity to practice how we support each other through what will surely be an intense proving ground for our relationship."
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Following his vision, NASA is preparing to use the lunar surface as a proving ground to perfect our scientific and technological knowledge and utilize international partnerships, as well as the growing commercial space industry.
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This mainstreaming will not happen overnight, and this next year will be the proving ground to see if Filipino food is just a fad or if people are just going to stick with it.
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Mr. Greitens appeared in Iowa, on the campaign trail in the Virginia governor's race and at a Republican conference on Mackinac Island in Michigan that is a traditional proving ground for White House hopefuls.
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He spends as much time in a racing helmet at GM's Milford Proving Ground and at the world's most famous tracks as he does in a tailored suit at GM's headquarters in downtown Detroit.
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Assistant jobs have long been a proving ground in Hollywood, allowing entry-level workers to learn the ins and outs of the business while fetching coffee, answering phones and listening in on backstage chitchat.
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LIUPANSHUI, China — Guizhou is one of China's poorest provinces, yet its villages of rice paddies, buffalos and mud-brick homes have long been a proving ground for rising stars in the Chinese Communist Party.
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The latter is a world-renowned hotbed of international megastars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, not to mention a proving ground for would-be superstars such as Christian Pulisic and Joao Felix.
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Republicans' recent loss in the Kentucky governor's race didn't reflect well on the president, but the real proving ground of President Donald Trump's influence might just be the upcoming race in Louisiana this weekend.
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While speaking at NASA Glenn Research Center, Bridenstine argued that the Moon is still a valuable proving ground for the eventual goal of getting to Mars, which is what the president was trying to say.
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Cuomo was first elected in 2010, the exact same year that national Democrats lost their majorities in Congress, and his New York could have been the proving ground for the next great progressive policy agenda.
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The call emphasizes the issue: The projectiles, and in some circumstances the cartridge cases and sabot petals, are either left on the ground surface or several feet underground at the proving ground or tactical range.
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The White House press corps can be maddening in size and tone, sometimes a proving ground for egos and ambition with a crowd mentality that can reduce issues to sound bites or political food fights.
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That includes Iguchi, who already plays part of the year in British Columbia and said he hoped to return to Canada to play in the Greater Toronto Hockey League, a proving ground for N.H.L. prospects.
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He will be addressing Iowa Democrats on Friday at a party dinner, known as the Wing Ding, that is a traditional proving ground for White House aspirants in the first-in-the nation caucus state.
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The service conducted a demonstration of its new XM1299 long-range precision fires prototype at the Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona on March 6, 2020, nailing a target from roughly 40 miles (65 kilometers) away.
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The photos, first spotted by our friends at The War Zone, show C5ISR Center scientists and engineers conducting research on positioning, navigation and timing systems at the center's headquarters at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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Daimler's North American truck unit said on Monday it received permission from the Oregon Department of Transportation to test its platooning technology on public roads after successful trials in its proving ground in Madras, Oregon.
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And the attorney who has spent months positioning himself as one of President Donald Trump's leading critics insists this foray into Iowa — an early proving ground on the presidential campaign calendar — is not a stunt.
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An acknowledgement of the value that regional efforts can play in advancing autonomous vehicles is illustrated by the U.S. Department of Transportation's current effort to identify and designate "Automated Vehicle Proving Ground Pilots" around the country.
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The New York City subway system, by dint of being very extensive and also in the middle of a fairly progressive city, has become a proving ground for envelope-pushing advertising over the past few years.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Heron Island, a coral cay at the southern tip of Australia's Great Barrier Reef awash in piercing sunlight and translucent seas, has been a proving ground for reef science for more than 80 years.
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The big tech giants could leverage their respective research initiatives as a sort of real-time proving ground to work out any kinks in their systems and improve their technological capabilities for future R&D endeavors.
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Airlines are grooming pilots from within, bypassing the old system that made Alaska a proving ground where a pilot could log the thousands of hours of flight time needed to qualify for a major airline job.
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Perhaps, some suggest, the end of NYFW: Men's as a corporately funded monolith may also mark its rebirth as a proving ground for the scrappy independent labels that have been its driving force in recent years.
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Starting in the Miami area, where Domino's is still testing autonomous pizza delivery and Ford has developed a urban self-driving car proving ground, the service will kick off with Walmart employees putting groceries into the car.
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Bookshelf During its New York heyday a century ago, the Yiddish theater, with its Shakespearean tragedies, tear-jerking melodramas and ludicrous comedies, was a proving ground from which some stars graduated to the borscht belt and beyond.
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"It was the proving ground of the capacity to actually do big things," the first deputy mayor, Anthony Shorris, said, citing other large-scale programs, like those for affordable housing, a city ID card and neighborhood policing.
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And it's also in the center of an ideological tug of war between the notion that veterans are best served by a dedicated agency and the idea that it ought to be a proving ground for privatization.
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Coming soon 2:143 PM – 3:10 PM Bringing Robots to Life with Max Bajracharya and James Kuffner (Toyota Research Institute Advanced Development) This summer's Tokyo Olympics will be a huge proving ground for Toyota's TRI-AD.
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"He thought there would be retaliation — if not in kind," said David H. Moore, a toxicologist and former official at the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
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And in a lot of the same ways, entertainment becomes an early proving ground with elements that don't leave entertainment in a binary fashion, but as you create to start to create a core ... For example, companionship.
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And it caught the attention of U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who will likely bring Pulisic in off the bench in the Copa America, which is seen as a proving ground ahead of qualifications for the 2018 World Cup.
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One of the most advanced facilities for testing exactly how explosives inflict their deadly damage is located at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, a huge US Army research facility in rural Maryland, about an hour's drive northeast of Baltimore.
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The first-in-the-nation caucuses will be the proving ground for what's expected to be the largest field of Democratic candidates in modern history and the possibility of Republican challengers vying to take on Trump in 2020.
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When Amazon announced the closure of all 87 of its pop-up stores in the U.S., it seemed to signal a failed experiment, but temporary shops can be a proving ground to test different physical experiences and gather data.
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The appeals case provides a rare proving ground for the law that props up vast NSA surveillance because Mohamud is one of the few criminal defendants who knows for certain he was targeted under the FISA Amendments Act (FAA).
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Eistnaflug has long served as an incubator for rough, talented new bands to cut their teeth—a supportive proving ground for younger bands to hone their stage presence and get shit tight before leaving the nest (or the island).
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Those two phrases run against everything Ulivieri, 76, and his colleagues teach at Coverciano, everything they believe, everything that has made this place, for almost 60 years, the most fertile, most formidable proving ground for coaches in the world.
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Richard Florida, director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto, argued in an email that California is better described as a crucial proving ground in a country undergoing exceptional structural change in its economy and demography.
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No. But every foot was driven on the Nürburgring, the 154-turn torture chamber that petrol heads consider the ultimate proving ground, and the place where automakers go to prove their latest sports car is the sports car to have.
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It's been a proving ground for everything from multi- and hyperspectral imagers, to a self-piloting AI. But EO-1 is finally out of fuel, and at the end of the month the craft's operating team will close up shop.
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An investigation into the laboratory, at the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, found that it often failed to test lab surfaces for contamination by biohazards, and that it employed a biosafety officer who lacked the education or training for the job.
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This is one component of a broader testing program being rolled out by AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah, which also includes a previously announced partnership with GoMentum Station, the autonomous vehicle proving ground and testing facility in Walnut Creek, California.
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"We need to see some kind of breakout of course from this range for a positive long-term technical catalyst, but Netflix is oversold after having underperformed, so it's at this proving ground right now on its chart," she said.
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And while the Bank of England has steered a market group to develop a legal framework for growth-linked bonds, uncertainty over Britain's economic trajectory as it leaves the European Union makes it an unlikely proving ground for these bonds.
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Many of them operate outside the major label system, but they have booking agents, which lets them build a touring base that they can in some cases ride all the way to arenas, bypassing hip-hop clubs, the usual proving ground.
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Mr. Putin has achieved many of his larger goals — to prop up Mr. Assad's government, retain access to the longtime Russian naval base on the Mediterranean Sea and use Syria as a proving ground for the most advanced Russian military technology.
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With a bank account that encroaches on bottomless, they're likely to snipe top talent from Invicta Fighting Championship and other small promotions around the world in the hopes of establishing the Octagon as the ultimate proving ground for female featherweights.
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And in the last year, the viral video app TikTok has become a proving ground and launchpad for new hits and stars (see: Lil Nas X). But what makes sense on TikTok might not make sense on the old platforms.
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They also reflect one of the fundamental truths of roman porno, which, like Roger Corman's American International Pictures, was a proving ground and zone of experimentation for young filmmakers: With a little imagination, a sex film can be about anything.
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U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who launched her bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination this week, addressed the women's march in Des Moines, Iowa, the state that holds the first nominating contest and acts as a proving ground for White House hopefuls.
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Now, with the entry of former Vice President Joe Biden into a crowded primary field, a race that once seemed to Trump like abstract chatter has sharpened into a concrete proving ground that will challenge his hold on the nation's political spotlight.
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After all, Tony Hawk's skating games had seen a run of weakness: American Wasteland, Project 8, and Proving Ground had all become diffuse and watered down with additional mechanics, clear pandering to the Jackass crowd, and the malaise of the yearly sequel.
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On one hand, the 12-acre project in Toronto's Quayside district promised to be a proving ground for the latest thinking in sustainable design and technology integration into urban planning led by a subsidiary of one of the world's most innovative technology companies.
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But to test BZ in battlefield conditions, Dr. Ketchum in 21973 developed a sprawling experiment, code-named Project Dork, at the Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, to determine if clouds of BZ could incapacitate enemy troops at 21986 and 20173,22017 yards.
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A series of photos posted to the official Flickr account of the Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR (Command, Control, Computers, Communications, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland show the unusual vehicle during testing back in October 2019.
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The invasion of Iraq turned out to be a proving ground for the military use of space technologies, and they would continue to be heavily and successfully used during other US military campaigns throughout the 90s in places like Afghanistan and the Balkans.
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Not only is the primary there the first in the South, but the first where black voters will make up a majority of the Democratic primary electorate, setting the state up as a proving ground of the candidates' ability to court a key voting bloc.
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It was meant to be an intensive therapeutic atmosphere, but it was run more like a proving ground for "tough love" treatment approaches, with draconian discipline policies that made veterans like John feel under constant threat of expulsion, according to David Toombs, John's father.
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They also said they suspected Gerstenmaier was pushing for Gateway due to the possibility that a Democratic nominee could win the election and revert to the original 2028 date or restore Gateway's original purpose as a "deep space proving ground" for a Mars mission.
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By establishing a base on the moon, we could also further the development of low-cost energy and other technologies by using space as a proving ground for new concepts and hardware that could be used not only on the moon but also on Earth.
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Le Golf National, which will be the proving ground for the American and European teams this week, has a modern stone and glass clubhouse and 18 holes on its championship Albatros course that measure a total of 5883,331 yards with a par of 72.
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Frost made his mark in Yosemite during what climbers call the park's golden age, in the 21958s, when a loose confederation of them forged new routes up rock faces like El Capitan, a 21966,21979-foot-tall granite monolith and proving ground for rock climbers.
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On August 9 at the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, after a year of testing involving flight simulators, ROBOpilot successfully piloted a small Cessna plane for two full hours, including taking off, navigating a specific route, and then landing without a human at the controls.
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Three prominent Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee — Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — are said to be contemplating running for president in 2020 and to have used the live televised event as a proving ground.
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The school's Master of Architecture degree is an agile pirate ship of education: it seeks uncharted territory, past the barriers where other institutions will not navigate and enables students to be uniquely propelled into the conversations which become the proving ground of the architectural vanguard.
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And while a culture that emphasizes family life over business priorities — say, being home for dinner every night — creates some conflict in the fast-paced world of tech, entrepreneurs and start-up boosters said the Mormon Church is a great proving ground for would-be tech founders.
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If New Hampshire was the first great proving ground of Sanders's campaign in 2016—the moment when he demonstrated he was more than a protest candidate and capable of slaying the establishment dragon—this time it's the key test of a strategy to shorten the competitive primary.
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The big picture: "The New Jersey sports betting market is becoming increasingly competitive, and it's a proving ground for anyone who wants to contest the broader U.S. online sports betting market," Chris Grove, managing director of Sports and Emerging Verticals at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, tells me.
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If we think of the U.S. presidential election season not only as a grand exercise in democracy, but as a vast proving ground for how to sell a message to millions of Americans, then Trump's campaign is surely being studied by every marketing agency in the country.
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As for Lyft's own efforts with developing autonomous vehicle systems thus far, the company said during a press event about the news that it's already testing vehicles at the GoMentum autonomous vehicles proving ground in California, just five months after making its autonomous engineering efforts official.
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Watson wants to stop at a store called I Love Ugly to pick up an outfit for that night's debut performance at Low End Theory, the long-running party and anchor of the Lincoln Heights beat scene that often doubles as a proving ground for burgeoning rappers.
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Democratic primaries, as I mentioned earlier, are hardly a proving ground for how well a democratic socialist — and a self-declared social and cultural outsider — will sell in November, something Trump and the Republican Party are already gearing up to turn into a major 2020 issue.
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Last week the ATP announced that the event would serve as a proving ground for several innovations meant to modernise the sport and speed up play, including mid-match coaching, relaxed rules for spectators, an abbreviated warm-up, a shot clock, no-let serving and a new scoring system.
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The Artemis program's objective is to conduct a series of manned and unmanned missions to the moon, using its surface as a proving ground for technologies that could lay the ground work for the longer and more complex missions to Mars as soon as 2033, Bridenstine has said.
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Bayern no longer can assume that it is the natural destination for promising domestic players; there are, invariably, English teams circling, too, able to match or better the salary on offer in Munich, increasingly convinced that German soccer is the perfect proving ground for aspiring Premier League players.
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Concern over biosecurity at government labs flared in 2015 following the revelation that 575 shipments of live anthrax bacteria had been sent over the course of a decade from Dugway Proving Ground in Utah to 194 government and private labs in the United States and seven other countries.
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After the Army department was flooded with thousands of complaints of sexual harassment in the mid-1990s and three male instructors at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland were accused of rape in 1996, Mr. West responded by greatly tightening penalties for sexual transgressions and ordering an internal investigation.
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Like Love, Peter Blauner has taken his turn in the Hollywood churn, writing for the television drama "Blue Bloods," but somehow, perhaps because he first spent a long career in journalism and fiction, he remains obstinately idiosyncratic in PROVING GROUND (Minotaur, $25.99), his first novel in 10 years.
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The Council has also been told by NASA that a successful transition from the "Earth Reliant" phase to the "Proving Ground" is dependent at least in part on the success of attracting future commercial users of the ISS and/or the availability of commercial LEO laboratory capability that NASA could use.
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But I suspect a new order along these lines would be uglier and more unstable, its ruling party far more easily undone or overthrown, than in the sun-kissed aristocracy that liberals have built for themselves in what was once, but no longer, the proving ground for the American dream.
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The black hole&aposs mass is 226 million times that of the sun, and it exhibits our galaxy&aposs strongest gravitational field, making it — and a small group of stars orbiting it at high speed — a perfect proving ground for the extreme effects predicted by Einstein&aposs theory of general relativity .
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He also made a short film called Kart Kids that followed the lives of German kids trying to make a name for themselves in the very real, very serious world of karting — the proving ground where tomorrow's racing stars in F1 and other top-tier series often get their start.
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While the ordinary proving ground of the smartphone may be the mean streets of the city, devices are to be found on the field of battle, too — and if a report from DoDBuzz is to be believed, Android may soon be giving way to iOS for some special operations forces.
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But that twist revealed in the first week reared its ugly head, and Team USA threw one of their own onto the Proving Ground elimination battle — Bergmann — after he revealed his true feelings about the week's speaker, Josh Martinez, to a roomful of teammates that included a supposedly sleeping Laurel Stucky.
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Her father retired as an owner of Stan's Auto Parts in Plainfield, N.J. Her mother retired as a special -education teacher at Campbell Elementary School in Metuchen, N.J. Mr. Derrow, 27, is a mechanical engineer at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Md., working on satellite communications systems for the Army.
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"It's hard to construct a scenario where South Carolina is not the gateway to the nomination," said David Plouffe, former President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign manager, describing it as a springboard into the most delegate-rich day of the primary and a proving ground for who can appeal to black voters.
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New York City's public-school system has been her proving ground, and she has devoted herself to reforming what she sees as its bureaucratic idiocies and its codified inefficiencies, refusing to submit to any authority that she deems insufficiently worthy (except in those instances it serves her to do so).
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At the 2017 Ideas Conference in May, hosted by the liberal think tank Center for American Progress — an event widely seen as a proving ground for potential Democratic presidential candidates — Harris gave a speech where she called out the Trump administration and Attorney General Jeff Sessions on their trafficking and drug policies.
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A took control of the Chrysler, then-Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne turned to Fiat executive Mauro Pino with a challenge: which legacy U.S. Chrysler plant should they use as a proving ground for what Fiat called "World Class Manufacturing," a version of Toyota's lean production strategy but adapted to the Italian automaker's culture?
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With a teaching staff that included such now well-known artists as Allan Kaprow (of "Happenings" fame), John Baldessari, and Nam June Paik, the composer Morton Subotnick, and other notables, Stein and Miller hoped that CalArts would provide a welcoming proving ground for the further elaboration and implementation of Blueprint's pedagogical ideas ⎯ and ideals.
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Read more: Astronauts explain why nobody has visited the moon in more than 45 years — and the reasons are depressingBut as NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine reminded President Trump on the eve of the Apollo 11 lunar landing's 50th anniversary, the agency sees the moon as a "proving ground" for longer, harder crewed missions to Mars.
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The Castle isn't just a very cool name for a proving ground, it's the actual name of the former Air Force base (used during the 25s for training bombers for WWII) that Google took over back in 2013 to house some of its 'X' projects, including Project Loon and what would eventually become Waymo in 2016.
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Often the proving ground for a band of boozed-up friends to show that they're not actually that drunk and definitely have style, rhythm games have been a feature of the medium for almost two decades now, if we're taking 1996's PaRappa the Rapper as the title that kickstarted this whole keep-the-beat scene.
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"The moon represents a proving ground, it's the way we can reduce risk, we can prove technology, we can prove human physiology, we can develop the capabilities to utilize the resources of the moon to survive on the surface of the moon and then we take all of those capabilities and we replicate them at Mars," he said.
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The Virginia race carries national importance as a gauge of how voters are reacting to Trump a year into his presidency -- and also because the state is a proving ground for both parties' approaches in the 2018 midterm elections, when Democrats hope to take control of the House and Republicans seek to expand their 52-48 Senate majority.
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"In April 1996, I began the first research into two shipments of metal pieces allegedly from the bottom of a wedge-shaped craft that came down in the late 1940s between Sierra Blanca Mountain and the San Mateo Mountain range on White Sands Proving Ground," Howe, who reports extensively on aliens, conspiracy theories, and UFOs, told Motherboard.
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The new trial will be the first on-street effort from the UK startup, which has up to now been testing its technology primarily in Bedfordshire, at automotive testing centre Milbrook Proving Ground, according to Ben Peters, FiveAI's VP of product who is also a co-founder of the company (alongside Stan Boland, Steve Allpress, John Redford and Simon Walker).
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Developed in response to increasing concerns of near-peer adversaries like Russia and China, the ERCA gun nailed targets with pinpoint accuracy at a range of 62 kilometers during testing at the Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona in March, far outstripping the range of both the M109A7 Paladin (30km) and M777 (40km with the M982 Excalibur guided artillery shell) howitzers.
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Sidewalk Labs (Alphabet's grand experiment in smart cities) will move forward with Toronto project Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto (the regulatory body overseeing the project) have come to an agreement that will limit the scope of the Sidewalk development — intended as a proving ground for the latest thinking in sustainable design — and make the company work more closely with oversight agencies on the construction of the 12-acre parcel. 4.
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The test involved both M982 Excalibur guided artillery shells and two XM7 Increment 2 rocket-assisted projectiles, per Jane's 360, and the Yuma Proving Ground was happy enough to show off the former in action in test footage released later that same day:Developed in response to increasing concerns of near-peer adversaries like Russia and China, the ERCA prototype originally nailed targets with pinpoint accuracy ranges up to 38 miles (62 kilometers) during testing at Yuma back in March 2019.
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He's constantly stacking himself up against Jay Z; he invokes the greats half a decade after this on the proving ground of "A Milli"; throughout the Sqad Up tapes he's tackling beats from Jay Z and Nas, who at the time were not only just about the two biggest rappers in the world but locked in a struggle to each prove himself superior to the other (Wayne demolishing their beats makes a case for himself as dark horse candidate for winner of that beef).
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