Sentence examples for course a pilot from inspiring English sources
The day before my course, a pilot came down in a field of oilseed rape - as the yellow stains on his trainers proved.
As part of a Spatial Criminology course, a pilot study was conducted to explore the utility of geotagged photographs as a research tool for collecting data on graffiti.
They could offer it as a social studies senior elective, possibly even as an Honors course, or a pilot course within an already established Gifted & Talented program.
The course is a pilot for curriculum change and perhaps a joint degree program focused on digital markets and their design.
Of course, finding a pilot is only a concern if you have a plane and these are also becoming increasingly scarce.
The course was a pilot, and I think some aspects could possibly have been improved, but I did feel that the organisers listened carefully to the feedback and I am convinced that future courses will be even better.
The resulting questionnaire was finally administered to a random sample of students enrolled in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alicante (n = 100) in the course of a pilot test, observing all ethical issues during the process (Mesía Maraví, 2007).
Subsequently, this method of analysis was applied in the course of a pilot study on the use of Cutimed™ Sorbact™, a membrane with hydrophobic properties that binds and retains bacteria, for treatment of chronic wounds.
In the course of a pilot study investigating possible environmental risk factors of breast cancer, we analyzed plasma samples obtained from 110 healthy postmenopausal women living in the Québec City area (Québec, Canada) for several persistent organic pollutants.
This previously unpublished data set was originally produced by us in the course of a pilot study which sought to use linear transfer function analysis to contrast differences in the rapid and slow components of salt-induced hypertension in this model.
He also said that the next phase of the New Deal would be focused on training, with the long-term unemployed required to attend mandatory skills courses under a pilot scheme.
