Sentence examples for creating pilots from inspiring English sources

The auxiliary pilot approach permits creating pilots that can take advantage of the basic synchronization procedures for OFDM to estimate the fractional time delay, carrier offsets, and communication channel.

Along with making a scientifically-validated program available to the general public online, Omada is currently in the process of creating pilots and negotiating partnerships with third-party payers, like integrated health systems, private insurers and self-funded employers to cover the cost of the program for their employees and customers in the hopes of avoiding added health costs.

Within months, Medicare will need to begin creating pilot programs meant to reduce wasteful care and reward good care.

These "next" agencies are adaptive, effective practitioners, who are not creating "pilot" projects but actually initiating programs through trial and success that are getting people housed.

9 P.M. (HGTV) HGTV DESIGN STAR The final contestants -- Karl Sponholtz and Meg Caswell, both of Chicago -- must create pilots for their own television programs.

A writer coming off a hit sitcom, like "Seinfeld," can no longer command a big overall deal worth millions to create pilots. "The agents have pushed up the prices for a pilot script sometimes to $250,000, from $150,000," Ms. Walden said.

Though he managed to complete all the courses easily, a lack of qualified teachers meant that Baker was first sent to a school in England for more training and then back to France to teach Americans what he had learned in England, in an attempt to create pilots as quickly as possible.

Congress has diverted some research money to create pilot CT lung screening programs, diversions that may gain momentum now.

Health care legislation pending in the Senate Finance Committee and in the House would create pilot accountable-care programs under Medicare.

Legislation pending in the House instructs the government to create pilot programs for "accountable care organizations" like Bassett.

Most of the states that have created pilot programs for Internet voting will allow voters to send completed ballots as an e-mail attachment.