And a curated talent marketplace is key to Pilot's proposition, with in-house vetting and ongoing assessment of its freelance talent pool (and currently a wait list to get onto its books).
Mr. Yassky said enforcement would be a key to the pilot program, as well as to all of the industry, which carries an estimated 15,000 passengers daily from outlying areas of Queens and Brooklyn to transportation hubs, the financial center of Manhattan, a mall in Nassau County and other locations.
A site-specific comprehension assessment, which included a qualitative component and a standardised written checklist, was used to evaluate how accurately study participants were able to retain key messages relating to pilot study objectives.
He was ordered to surrender his passport, the keys to his airplane and his pilot's license and to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet.
Three key steps were taken to pilot the survey instrument.
Therefore, the key to performing the pilot programme's function lies in enhancing the weight of the environment-related indicators in the promotion assessment system.
This project was conducted to carry out a situational analysis of fistula services in South Sudan and to pilot test the Key Informant Method (KIM) to estimate the prevalence of fistula in a region of South Sudan.
Scientists have revealed that, following a new pilot study, the key to losing weight could be as simple as counting bites.
This pilot trial is key to determining the feasibility of evaluating alternative non-operative interventions, such as PRP, in this chronic subgroup who have already undergone conservative procedures and are seeking a surgical opinion.
From the beginning of their aeronautical work, the Wright brothers focused on developing a reliable method of pilot control as the key to solving "the flying problem".
The death of British aeronaut Percy Pilcher in another hang gliding crash in October 1899 only reinforced their opinion that a reliable method of pilot control was the key to successful and safe flight.
