Sentence examples for a trial launch from inspiring English sources

This summer will see a trial launch of the service in Las Vegas, which Hiwire aims will allow for tracking of mobile TV viewership.

The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News will be seeing an 8.5- x 11-inch device this coming summer as a trial launch from Plastic Logic.

You'll return to regular Mario if you touch a trial launch star.

Don't fly from the observatory to the trial planet, use a Trial Launch Star, or touch any enemy or hazard.

The company took a charge of $13 million, or 2 cents a share, to pay for a trial launching of the Delta 3 rocket, making net income $609 million, or 70 cents a share.

In Finland, a trial launched in 2009 showed that adults who were taught to eat healthily, participated in physical activities, received cognitive training and had regular medical check-ups over two years did significantly better on tests of memory, problem-solving and speed of thinking than their peers who had no intervention.

Meanwhile, carrier test methods including a ring trial launched under the initiative of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development have been published [ 19- 21].

Amgen told Forbes it will start a second Phase II lung-cancer study comparing experimental drug AMG 706 to Avastin "very, very soon," which could mean an earlier-than-expected trial launch.

In today's Sunday Times newspaper, published out of London, a story (behind a paywall) alleges that Facebook has "admitted" to "reading text messages" during a trial to launch its own messaging service.

The boat trip from picturesque Place Creek to St Mawes is part of a year-long trial launched this June, aimed at saving money and reducing carbon emissions.

A UK government-sponsored trial launched in the wake of the VW revelations has found that every single one of the diesel-fuelled vehicles tested had higher emissions of nitrogen oxide pollutants than permitted under EU laws.