Sentence examples for development of a pilot from inspiring English sources
Support the development of a pilot program on online education.
The resulting ontology will now be used in the coming development of a pilot application.
The first stage would consist of the development of a pilot offering of the two-term sequence during the 1989-1990 academic year on an experimental basis.
To design this tool, a classical systematic qualitative research framework that consisted of formative evaluation, development of a pilot RC tool, and outcome evaluation was applied.
The goal was to provide reliable data and useful information in support of the development of a pilot marine spatial plan for Shabla Municipality.
The new collaboration with the iSeeChange digital platform has as its goal the development of a pilot citizen-science story corps to help monitor emissions and create an information network that will match data with local impacts over time.
This work aims at the development of a pilot-scale electric oven to test the possibility of evaluating baked food propriety by using a wireless sensor network.
The DLR project ALLFlight (Assisted Low-Level Flight and Landing on Unprepared Landing Sites) deals with the development of a helicopter pilot assistance system, to provide pilot assistance during all phases of flight.
The vanadium sector is less developed in Australia than lithium, but there is some activity: Australian Vanadium last month announced the development of a Perth pilot plant to research the preparation of electrolyte for use in vanadium redox batteries.
Recently, on August 7, 2012 in Abuja, Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Environment signed a joint agreement to promote training and capacity building for the development of a nanosafety pilot project in Nigeria with financial support from the government of Switzerland - the overall aim was to create awareness [38].
On the whole, the episodes are both impressively professional and a little eccentric: They look very much like Real TV Shows, but some seem slightly distorted: a little overstuffed here, a little undercooked there, as if conversations usual to the development of a television pilot had never taken place.
