Sentence examples for a pilot release from inspiring English sources

Comic-Con is now the best place to screen a pilot, release a trailer or discuss the cliffhanger that has fueled fan speculation for months.

In 2013, 36 juvenile Philippines Crocodiles were released at a site on Mindanao Island following a pilot release in 2009 and two years of ecological assessments, public meetings and consultations.

In addition, a pilot release— http://www.eliminatedengue.com/project/vietnem/progress of infected mosquitoes has been authorised to take place from April 2013 on Tri Nguyen village (611 households) on Hon Mieu Island in central Vietnam.

Variants in 257 fine-mapping regions, including 34 established GWAS loci for T2D, were selected from reference panels from the HapMap Project [ 15] and a pilot release of the 1000 Genomes Project [ 16].

Genetic variants were annotated on RefSeq database, dbSNP129 and 1000 Genomes pilot release (March 2010) [ 18] using Annovar software [ 19].

Of these, 487 were coding nonsynonymous SNVs, which included 102 SNVs not present in dbSNP129 and 1000 Genomes pilot release.

In a pilot study released this week by the Pesticide Research Institute and Friends of the Earth, the groups tested plants from major home garden stores across the country, and found that more than half of the samples contained pesticides at levels shown to harm or kill bees.

A few moments later, Col. Eric A. Boe of the Air Force, the shuttle's pilot, released a red and white braking parachute and the shuttle rolled to a halt, wrapping up a 6.6-million-mile voyage that included 250 orbits since its launching on Nov. 14.

The pilot released a bomb, then pulled the jet straight up at several hundred miles an hour.

The basket is righted, the passengers and pilot get in, and the pilot releases a steady flame from the burner to lift off the ground.

When the planned altitude has been reached, or earlier if good lift is encountered, the pilot releases the towline by pulling a knob in the cockpit.