Sentence examples for for each pilot from inspiring English sources

A longer piloting period would for each Pilot would enable potential changes to bed in and practice staff more time to engage with the indicators.

Perhaps each company should be required to post a safety rating and/or a list of close calls and accidents for each pilot.

Their stories are told in one display cases for each pilot, with the help of uniforms, medals, photographs, log books, helmets and other items.

Their photographs appeared at the end of a 23-minute video depicting his death, along with an offer of a bounty of 100 gold dinars (roughly $20,000) for each pilot killed.

My very first hack at age 9 was noticing there was a file for each pilot, and I simply copied the pilot file for the good wingman 20 times, giving me a plentiful supply of the best wingmen from then on".

As a result from the sparse preamble design, the factor θk,m is the same for each pilot symbol.

GP and MCH nurse identification and referral of women; recruitment of mentor mothers and assessment of their acceptability to referred women, and the training program for mentors, were each pilot tested in this development phase.

For each possible pilot test, cost data included those related to design, implementation, maintenance, whereas effectiveness data included one or several variables assessed before and after the test period.

For setting up and starting up the sequencing batch reactor (SBR), reverse activated sludge of Ekbatan wastewater treatment plant was used as seed - which did not have any bulking, foaming, and pinpoint flock - in about 2 L for each SBR pilot reactors with a total volume of 20 L, and synthetic wastewater with COD of 600 ± 20 mg/L was added to the reactor.

It cost the attackers five aircrew killed, wounded, or taken prisoner, for each British pilot casualty.

Moreover, the majority of the stakeholder groups (Research Nurses, Trial Managers and Ethics Committee Chairs) were not directly involved with the trials in which the decision aids were set and the data suggest that their perceptions were being considered commonly across decision aids more widely rather than the exacting information for each trial pilot decision aid presented.