Word: testing
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...short run, his decision means that the Air Force will end up with only four test models of the B-1-three have been built and a fourth will be completed in 1979-at a total cost of $4 billion. Three additional production models now under construction will probably be scrapped. The test models will be flown for several years, primarily to refine ultrasophisticated gear that jams enemy radar. This will make it easier to design manned bombers of the future-if any are built-that can penetrate enemy air defenses. Also, continuing the research will leave open Carter...
Florida was "a time of development," according to Park, and the limited competition did not serve to test his babes. They romped in eight straight games down South, but moreover showed an intensity to perfect fundamentals and an attitude that was genuinely optimistic, a refreshing change from the cocky 1976 squad which had won 11 of 14 contests while in Florida. "I knew right after the Southern trip that these were the right kids," Park said...
...third week of the season proved to test the Crimson as to just how far they had come back in a year. In 1976 the Harvard team had lost to Holy Cross by a gridiron margin of 21-4. This year, however, the Crusaders, even with the addition of basketball phenom Ronnie Perry at shortstop, did not find the going as easy. Perry made three errors at short and Holy Cross was held to only a field goal in a 9-3 Harvard win. A day later MIT was derailed for the second time...
...victory over Brown, and the Boys from the Bigs came out to see if all the hub-bub over Stenhouse and Harvard was worth it. It was. The Crimson decked Northeastern, 7-4, for the second time and Stenhouse, acting at the plate like he was taking a screen test for the movie version of "The Natural," cranked out two more round-trippers...
...available at more than 300 hospitals, these residencies expose the fledgling F.P.s to a wide range of training-from basics of surgery and cardiology to obstetrics. Every six years they will be re-examined to make sure they have kept up with medical progress. In the first such recertification test last fall, TIME has learned, 4% of the doctors flunked and will have to be tested again before they can be recertified. Finally, in the six-year intervals between boards, they must clock at least 300 hours of medical education...