Sentence examples for implementing a pilot from inspiring English sources
Our practice in forensic engineering often includes investigating the causes of reported problems, documenting the extent and types of problems found, developing repair solutions, implementing a pilot (mockup) repair program, and monitoring the general implementation of the final repairs.
And, perhaps surprisingly, it does not center entirely on Apple's announcement on Thursday about new textbook technology on iBooks 2. Five universities are implementing a pilot program in the spring semester of 2012 for electronic textbooks to ease costs and modernize the way students obtain class content.
For example, since 2007 India has been implementing a pilot Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme WBCISS) across the country (Agricultural Finance Corporation 2011).
This research focuses on technical and economical evaluation of such solution by implementing a pilot MBR to a hotel with separated grey water.
The study objectives included creating a health app, implementing a pilot program, and analyzing the frequency of app use and perceptions of community members toward their health numbers, pharmacists, and health apps.
TNC is implementing a pilot project that will demonstrate how nature can protect Grenada against coastal erosion and flooding during storms.
After San Francisco implemented a pilot project with real-time data on parking availability and dynamic pricing for spaces, an evaluation found that the amount of time people spent looking for parking fell by 43%.
In order to methodologically assess the eligible case reports/series, we implemented a pilot checklist including several aspects.
In 2003, we implemented a pilot cycling proficiency training (CPT) program for adults in central Sydney, New South Wales.
Fast-forward to June, and the city implemented a pilot program to impose some regulations on scooter companies like Bird, Lime and others.
To address concerns regarding nursing student attrition, the Scottish Government implemented a pilot project for a centralised Computerised Absence Management and Monitoring System (CAMMS).
