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time-test|ed — «TYM TEHS tihd», adjective. proven by repeated tests over a long period of time … Useful english dictionary
time-test·ed — /ˈtaımˌtɛstəd/ adj chiefly US : done or used for a long time and proved to be effective These time tested methods have worked for farmers for hundreds of years … Useful english dictionary
short-time test — trumpasis bandymas statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. short time test vok. Kurzzeitversuch, m rus. кратковременное испытание, n pranc. essai de courte durée, m … Radioelektronikos terminų žodynas
test-market — ˈtest ˌmarket verb [transitive] MARKETING to introduce a new product or service in a small area of a country to find out whether people are likely to buy it when it becomes more widely available: • The brewery will test market a new light beer in … Financial and business terms
Stypven time test — a prothrombin test similar to the (one stage) prothrombin time, but performed with Russell s viper venom (Stypven) as the thromboplastic agent; useful in defining deficiencies of blood coagulation factor X. Called also Russell s viper venom t. or … Medical dictionary
bleeding time test — noun A test used to assess the ability of a persons blood to clot, carried out by cutting the skin and measuring the time it takes for the resulting bleeding to stop … Wiktionary
bleeding time test — a test of bleeding time, assessing capillary function and platelet function, such as Duke t., Ivy t., or the template method … Medical dictionary
time-tested — time′ test ed adj. cvb tested and proven valid, workable, etc., over a long period of time • Etymology: 1940–45 … From formal English to slang
partial thromboplastin time test — see under time … Medical dictionary
test — test1 [ test ] noun count *** ▸ 1 check of knowledge, etc. ▸ 2 check of body ▸ 3 check of machine ▸ 4 difficult situation ▸ 5 test match in sports ▸ + PHRASES 1. ) a set of written or spoken questions used for finding out how much someone knows… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
