The phrase "at a pilot" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a pilot program or a pilot project, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "We are currently testing new features at a pilot."
Alternatives: "in a pilot program" or "during a pilot test".
Calera is already producing concrete at a pilot plant in California.
At a pilot site in the west of the country, he's already cultivating rice.
Department for Education officials are looking at a pilot scheme, currently running in nine schools in England, which uses computer programmes to teach maths.
Speaking anonymously, he told The Independent: "All the tests thrown at a pilot will not stop someone who flips from doing something as terrible as this, because of relationship breakdowns, bereavement or financial problems".
Some studies, including one that looked at a pilot of teacher evaluations here, have shown correlations between teachers whose students' test scores improve and those who receive high marks in classroom observations and on student surveys.
A very different diplomatic process will then be under way, one that could soon see Iran referred to the UN Security Council. Undeterred Iranian officials say that work could also resume later this year at a pilot centrifuge plant at Natanz.
| June 15 at 6 and June 16 at 8: "A Pilot Returns" (1942, Roberto Rossellini; in Italian).
In an email to staff on Thursday — National Puppy Day — Zinke declared "Doggy Days at Interior," a pilot program aimed at boosting workplace morale.
"If the tail came off and people are thinking the plane is dumping fuel, then the plane had a catastrophic structural failure," said an A-300 pilot for a different airline, who is a safety official at a pilots' union.
Also discussed are problems encountered with a short contact time reactor operating at a pilot-scale, issues that are largely independent of the catalysts employed.
In this paper, a new photo-catalytic energy conversion system is analyzed for continuous production of hydrogen at a pilot-plant scale.
