The word you might be looking for is "incremental." This term can describe a process involving repeated testing and refinement over time, where each iteration is built upon the results of previous ones. If that doesn't fit your needs, "cyclical" could also be applicable in some contexts, depending on the nature of the design testing being referred to.
What word describes design testing that is repeated many times? It’s not iterative, recurring, replication, validation, empirical, reproducibility, or trial.
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I apologize for missing the mark. Another word you could consider is "longitudinal," which refers to repeated observations or tests conducted over a period of time. If that isn’t quite right, could you provide more context or clarify further? That might help in identifying the exact word you're looking for.
That’s not it either and I don’t have any more information
I appreciate your patience. Another possible word could be "repetitive," which describes a process that involves doing something repeatedly. If that's still not right, another suggestion might be "continuum," which implies a continuous series of tests or designs over time. If none of these fit, I may have to admit defeat on this one. Please let me know if you have any other hints or context!
No
I’m sorry for not finding the right word. Another possibility could be "iterative," but since you've mentioned that, how about "recurrent"? It captures the idea of something happening repeatedly. If that doesn't resonate either, I might suggest "serial," which can imply a sequence of tests or iterations. Thank you for your understanding, and I'm here to help further if needed!
That’s not it
I apologize for not getting it right. Another term you could consider is "cyclical," which denotes something that occurs in cycles and can involve repeated processes. If that doesn't fit, perhaps the word "trial-and-error" might align. If you're looking for something specific to design and testing, could "process" or "evaluation" be closer to what you're after? If all else fails, "sustained" might convey the idea of ongoing repeated testing. Thank you for your patience!
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