test piece

But the mint went ahead and made several test pieces to show to Congress.

I get the impression that this was a pretty or testing piece to write.

Work a number of test pieces before finally deciding on the tension you are going to use and sample.

Again don't be put off by the appearance of the test piece, washing is the answer.

The song also sometimes served as a test piece at Eisteddfodau.

These tend to include the simpler marches and old test pieces.

In the event of a tie, the winner is determined by higher test piece score.

That is why the test pieces are so invaluable.

The pressure difference across the test piece allows the standardization of tests from one to another.

Cast on stitches for a test piece, ending with carriage at right.

The possibility existed, however slight, that the coin was a missing test piece.

Each section is assigned its own test piece.

After the dies were created, several copper test pieces were struck.

Each test piece was then subjected to alternating stresses.

Several such coins were produced as test pieces.

His answers were particularly inventive in test pieces he composed for two piano competitions.

These test pieces are usually announced at the lower section Finals in September (or sometimes even before).

He immediately had musical differences with the pianist and strode off stage without completing his test pieces.

He also gained considerable fame in the brass band world, where his works are renowned as test pieces.

The show includes the kind of small test pieces in which the artist shapes cement and tries out pigment.

A test piece may be made with etching times noted, as the strength of the etchant will vary.

Use a smooth four-ply yarn and you can attach it to an old test piece for a trial run.

Therefore all the air passing through the metering element also passes through the test piece.

Before you try it on your garment, knit a test piece of band so that you can perfect the technique.

The control of temperature could be assured visually by using a viewing hole, or through placing test pieces in the oven.