47 Sentences With "testing room" | Random Sentence Generator

On it was scribbled in black Sharpie: DECERVO TESTING ROOM 307.

I have a completely light-sealed testing room, with a 92-inch screen.

The lights were on and our testing room was loud, but I dozed off anyway.

Like the decontamination testing chamber, the wind-tunnel testing room, and the material test facility.

Umpire Joe West reacted like a testing-room proctor, taking the piece of paper away from the left-handed rookie.

One couple offered to let me come with them into the small testing room, set up to feel like a relaxing spa.

Inside the testing room, which was just a classroom with cubicle dividers between the desks, we were given another stern talking-to from Nigel.

Students who try to take smart watches into the GRE graduate admissions test are removed from the testing room, their fees forfeited and their scores canceled.

We tested many devices in a speech therapist's room that looked a lot like the toy-testing room in "Big," except everything was over $5,000 and breakable.

Caption: Another area in the NSRL: the soccer testing room, where players can run and kick a ball while cameras and sensors measure how their prototype shoes perform.

That morning, the door of the testing room was propped open, allowing for sunlight and a line of students and parents to snake inside from out on the sidewalk.

I followed the contingent scheduled to compete at 22016:20163 down to the bowels of the conference center, to the hall outside testing room — Monorail B — where their laptops waited.

Imagine if the playing field were leveled and all kids could go into that testing room equally prepared, or unprepared, and just take the test based on their innate ability.

"Do not be alarmed if you feel buzzing or warmth in your head," Dr. Fujita warns as warm orange and maroon lights flood the testing room as pill C kicks in.

The next rat brought into the testing room, a sleeker, bigger-eared, three-and-a-half-year-old named Vladić (after a Bosnian Croat footballer; many of the rats are named after footballers), is even speedier than Charles.

I was able to see the words I just spoke light up on the screen just below the slide, even though the noise levels in the testing room (as you'll hear in the video) are far from ideal.

When I made it to the testing room I saw the rest of my cohorts sitting in line waiting their turn to fill up the clear plastic cup that could cost us a lot of hole and good time.

Despite being in a closed-off testing room like some pale-skinned agoraphobe, I peeled back a curtain to take a few test shots of the busy a New York City street—much to the chagrin of one Samsung rep.

He seems to have trouble communicating with his daughter. ; : :Eru's supervisor and the head of the Unit Testing Room, which is designed to measure the physical skills of a Giftia.

The winning designs were featured in episode 39 as part of a "Magic Testing Room" which was a room where the children could use the magic from costumes not made by their parents.

Both intelligence classification by observation of behavior outside the testing room and classification by IQ testing depend on the definition of "intelligence" used in a particular case and on the reliability and error of estimation in the classification procedure.

The AAMC prohibits the use of calculators, timers, or other electronic devices during the MCAT exam. Cellular phones are also strictly prohibited from testing rooms and individuals found to possess them are noted by name in a security report submitted to the AAMC. The only item that may be brought into the testing room is the candidate's photo ID. If a jacket or sweater is worn, it may not be removed in the testing room. It is no longer a rule that students must receive permission from the AAMC if they wish to take the MCAT more than three times in total.

He had come across the film in the 1970s, while clearing a projector testing room at the BBC's Ealing Studios. Instead of disposing of the film as instructed, he brought it home – eventually to return it to the BBC when he realised the value of the material.

The only item that may be brought into the testing room is the candidate's Reprinted E-registration slip. UTME results are made available just few days after the exam has been conducted via JAMB's website,SMS and Email. JAMB also sends scores to universities and institutions being applied to.

The creative heart of Leicester College, St Margaret's Campus is where courses in Art and Design, Fashion and Footwear, Computing, Creative Media, Photography and Print take place. In 2009 several projects were completed, including a new online testing room, refurbishment of the refectory and the Media studio and Fashion rooms.

The testing Room was located on the spar deck below the bridge. In addition to the cable machinery, the ship was equipped with other ancillary apparatus. A large search lamp was normally located in the fore-deck to assist in operations to shore-end jobs. Large buoys (conical type) were used as markers and stored on the main deck.

Following pretraining, rats are given 8 trials a day for 10 days. On each trial, water is placed in a single well. For each rat, the water is always located in the same position relative to the testing room and distal spatial cues. Four different target well locations are used; 1 in the center of each quadrant, to control for any position biases the rats might have.

This has led to research to see if training such operative skills can improve long-term memory. The results by Liben et al. were inconclusive due to the test design. The initial presentation of the stimulus itself improved recall performance months later, possibly because presenting the stick array led children to pay more attention to vertical lines in their environment after leaving the testing room.

That day at school, she takes twelve of her students to a testing room where sound is well-concealed, and shoots each one dead. Another teacher comes in as Sidley is preparing to shoot a thirteenth student, and Sidley's bad back gives way as the other teacher struggles with her. Miss Sidley is sent to a mental institution after the murders. She works with little preschoolers each day for therapy.

The majority of the car was devoted to the testing room, as a single compartment with various tables and chairs for different tests and a dark room separated by a curtain. The remainder of the car was split into three waiting rooms with folding seats; these rooms were and respectively. The car was scrapped on 29 May 1939, and replaced with the former dining car Wimmera as the new Medical and Test Vision Car.

The diameters of these tanks were 26 ft, 31 1/2 and one 28 ft respectively. Another interesting feature of the ship was the drum-room or pay-out office located at the stern deck. A junior engineer would check the percentage of cable slack using different graphs, calculator boards and the taut-wire gear. In the Testing Room the chief electrician and his assistants tested the cable using instruments like the mirror galvanometer.

In the same year he left his job at the post office to go to work for a Birmingham Indian dealer named Bob Stubbs. In 1914 Walker turned professional and worked in the testing room at the Indian headquarters in Springfield, Massachusetts. Walker won 19 national championships in his 10 years of professional racing before he died in 1924. On June 7, while practicing alone on a track in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, Walker crashed.

2 has a large single-storeyed administration building added to the northern end, and large additions have also been made to the southern end including a paint booth and engine testing room. This igloo has skillion roofed side annexes, and large louvres have been installed in the northern wall above the administration building. Igloos nos. 3 and 4 are of similar size, and when constructed were described as being long and span and constructed of hardwood timber.

Hearing screening programs have found the initial testing to cost between $10.20 and $23.37 per baby, depending on the technology used. As these are screening tests only, false positive results will occur. False positive results could be due to user error, a fussy baby, environmental noise in the testing room, or fluid or congestion in the outer/middle ear of the baby. A review of hearing screening programs found varied initial referral rates (screen positive results) from 0.6% to 16.7%.

There are two types of printing and publishing related to the eight-legged essay, one for the exams themselves and the other for public purposes. After the test-takers finished with their exams, their papers were collected in the testing room and sent over to be graded. They were then printed with the graders' comments and in the order of the score rank. During the late Ming Dynasty, commercial publishing also increased in the face of increasing commercialization of culture.

In late November 1915, Schulz's mother, Sophia Schulz, died at age 65. Two days after her death, Schulz announced that he was withdrawing from the Michigan coaching staff, though it was noted at the time that several Midwestern universities were working to get Schulz as their head coach. In January 1916, the Fort Wayne Sentinel reported that Schulz was back to work at his old position in the general testing room at the Fort Wayne Electric works, after an absence of two years.

Studies have been conducted to show that those parts of the brain which govern alertness and concentration can be influenced positively or negatively by the olfactory substances used. Jasmine in a testing room enhanced the problem-solving cognitive skills of participants and also led to them demonstrating more interest and motivation for the task at hand.Rottman, T. R. (1989). The effects of ambient odor on the cognitive performance, mood, and activation, of low and high impulsive individuals in a naturally arousing situation. Diss. Abstr. Int.

In July 1960, with the closure of the Arrowtown station, Constable Leo Daly took charge of Queenstown station and renovations were made. The police house was beside the station. By 1998 the police station included the former police house and was home to a senior sergeant, a detective sergeant and two detectives, fifteen constables, two sergeants, a community constable, a watchhouse keeper, and three non-sworn staff. The station was cramped with one room doubling as interview room, breath testing room, and exhibit office.

The target well location to which each rat is assigned is counterbalanced within each experimental group. Local cues are made irrelevant (including odor trails) by rotating the entire apparatus a predetermined distance and direction after each trial. However, the water is always placed in the same location relative to the testing room and distal spatial cues. In addition to the groups trained to find water by using spatial cues, another group (RANDOM) is given an equivalent amount of training, except that the location of the water varies randomly from trial to trial and could appear in any of the 426 wells.

The sports complex has 4 dressing rooms with massage area, changing rooms, showers and toilets, two dressing room work with coaches, two dressing rooms for referees, district medical services, nursing, drug-testing room, as well as the offices administrative office for the CONMEBOL and an auditorium with 110 seats. The stadium's press room supports 170 jobs with an Internet connection and wireless as well as an interview room for 40 journalists, 54 radio booths, 10 booths for television, 300 jobs with folding tables in the Main Grandstand, 2 rooms with direct access photojournalists into the field and a recreation room for 140 journalists.

To make sure the ammunition was safe and effective, they randomly sampled bullets and shot them in the underground testing room at targets to check for accuracy and precision. Each day, at the precise moment when the train passed by, they were able to use the noise of its passage to disguise their test firing. Every day the factory workers would go underground very early, and in a span of less than three minutes to avoid detection. Though the air was exchanged six times per hour, there was no air conditioning, and particularly on hot days work conditions were hard.

Historically, even before IQ tests were devised, there were attempts to classify people into intelligence categories by observing their behavior in daily life. Those other forms of behavioral observation are still important for validating classifications based primarily on IQ test scores. Both intelligence classification by observation of behavior outside the testing room and classification by IQ testing depend on the definition of "intelligence" used in a particular case and on the reliability and error of estimation in the classification procedure. The English statistician Francis Galton made the first attempt at creating a standardized test for rating a person's intelligence.

The southern face of the building The main portion of the Testing Center is a large main testing room, which originally served as BYU's library, and now is filled with approximately 650 desks. Students enter through the center's administration area. The center also has a few smaller rooms with even more desks (one of which, the music room, has soft classical music playing through wall-mounted speakers), study hall rooms downstairs for test preparation, and faculty offices. Interior of the BYU Testing Center When students exit the testing center, they can see their scores immediately on the BYU Testing Center website (for multiple-choice tests).

Disarming and placing Klieg and Kaftan in the weapon testing room whilst they wait for the rocket to be repaired, the group is attacked by a swarm of Cybermats, which the Doctor incapacitates with electrical currents. After repairing a cybergun on the dummy, the Logicians return and open the hatch, believing that they can still forge their alliance with the Cybermen. With their energy levels running low, the Cybermen return to their tombs whilst the Cyber-Controller and a partially converted Toberman meet with the group. Taking him to the revitalizing chamber, the Doctor attempts to sabotage the process, only for the Controller to escape and turn on the group.

In the book, he freely admits that his athletes were taking anabolic steroids, as he claims all top athletes at the time were, and also claims that Johnson could not possibly have tested positive for that particular steroid since Johnson actually preferred furazabol. He thought stanozolol made his body "feel tight". The numerous athletes using performance-enhancing drugs at the time understood how long before a race, and possible drug test, they should stop using the drugs. Johnson later claimed that André A. Jackson, Lewis' Santa Monica Track Club teammate, who was inside the drug testing room in Seoul, may have placed the stanozolol in one of the beers Johnson drank in order to make urine for his test.

In Taiwan, the respiratory therapist is one of the allied health professionals who need minimum four-years Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy (Care) for the license. According to the Health Professionals Act and Respiratory Therapist Act lawed in 2002, respiratory therapists require “Senior Professional and Technical Examinations” by the Ministry of Examination to get the license. Most respiratory therapists in Taiwan participate in adult, neonatal and pediatric ICU care for artificial airway maintenance, invasive or non-invasive ventilation management, aerosol therapy, oxygen therapy, inhaled Nitric oxide therapy, CPR, chest physiotherapy, artery blood gas analysis, pulmonary rehabilitation, and lung expansion therapy, etc. Some respiratory therapists also will be available in PFT (Pulmonary Function Testing) room or RCC (Respiratory Care Center) and RCW (Respiratory Care Ward) built for focusing on difficult-weaning patients' ventilator weaning.

Murray began his career as an apprentice at the Westinghouse Electric plant in East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He rose through the positions of testing room engineer, construction engineer on the road, district engineer of New England, and sales engineer before becoming an independent electrical engineering consultant based out of Boston from 1902 to 1905. As a consulting engineer, he was the chief engineer for the electrification of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He married Ella Day Rush on May 26, 1905 in Catskill, New York, and they had three sons, Richard Murray, John Murray, and William Spencer Murray, Jr. He formed the engineering firm McHenry & Murray with E.H. McHenry in 1913 and in 1915 completed the New Haven electrification, then became involved in hydroelectric development on the Housatonic River in Connecticut.