Sentence examples for made between pilot from inspiring English sources
"As with any pilot there are always adjustments made between pilot and going into first-season production," the NBC representative said in an email.
An agreement was made between ourselves and Fuji to pilot the use of CR on a mobile screening van.
In the current pilot study no distinction was made between these forms of injury although it would be an interesting feature to examine in future research.
A recruitment target of 30 subjects in each group was set after a pilot study to allow comparisons to be made between the settings.
Thus, with a given pilot overhead, there is an inherent tradeoff to be made between attainable diversity gains and loss due to nonideal channel estimation performance.
They made useful distinctions between: pilot work which is any background research to inform a future study, a pilot study which has specific hypotheses, objectives and methodology and a pilot trial which is a stand-alone pilot study and includes a randomization procedure.
Radio 4 has confirmed Mr Lloyd - who joined the BBC as a radio producer between 1974 and 1978 before embarking on a career in television - has made a pilot for a show with the working title The Museum of Curiosities.
He has made a pilot for a television reality show called "Dodd Mitchell Makes Over America," which he describes as a cross between "Trading Spaces" and "Charlie's Angels".
That was when we made the pilot.
Four years ago we made this pilot with sculptor Tom McDonald.
