It is challenging, however, to project sales to a large population on the basis of simulated test markets, or even full-fledged regional rollouts.
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But because the data recorder on Flight 427 did not register rudder movement, investigators have had to estimate the rudder's position through simulated tests.
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But some diplomats believe it is dragging its feet on the zero-yield threshold because the United States would have better technology to conduct computer-simulated tests.
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When things go wrong and one of the crew members is injured during a simulated test flight, Fred is recruited to try out for the real thing.
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He has particular expertise in the design and execution of large-scale consumer research, including simulated test marketing, brand health management, pricing studies, and product and concept tests.
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Diplomats said Russia has reservations on a total ban, partly because it might give an advantage to the United States, which would have superior means to conduct computer-simulated tests.
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Diplomats said Russia has reservations about a total ban, partly because it might give an advantage to the United States, which would have superior means to conduct computer-simulated tests.
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French military officials said last year that more tests are necessary for the modernization of France's nuclear arsenal although attempts are also being made to simulate tests with computers.
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MSN users will be able to float down an unexplored river in Ethiopia with a computer-toting expedition; look for used cars; and simulate test drives of cars they can't afford.
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But some diplomats believe it is dragging its feet on a total ban _ the so-called zero-yield threshold _ because the United States would have better technology to conduct computer-simulated tests.
