AT&T t, whose MediaOne makes it the nation's largest cable operator, with 16 million subscribers, has all of one video-on-demand trial under way with only two dozen customers.
At the time, Blockbuster was involved in a video-on-demand trial with Enron, the energy company that has branched into telecom.
Moreover, in line with this pattern of brain activation and fitting previous research [ Bijleveld et al., 2012b], there was also an effect of supraliminal reward cues on performance: high-value (vs. low-value) rewards facilitated performance, specifically on demanding trials.
Now regulators demand trials on 4,000 or more patients and a bewildering array of biochemical and clinical tests, all of which add to the expense and duration of a trial.But according to Martyn Postle, at Cambridge Pharma Consultancy, up to 70% of the high cost of development is eaten up by drugs that do not even make it to market.
Cardigan faced public anger by demanding trial by his peers and won his case on a technical point of law.
Headline-grabbing events, such as the class-action lawsuit over Uber's supposed "worker misclassification," were portrayed as nothing less than the on-demand economy on trial.
Cruise recently explained that it believes its testing in city environments provides much more useful data in terms of helping teach its autonomous driving systems, vs. testing in suburban areas, like the Arizona pilot location for Waymo's on-demand ride hailing trial.
Since it is considered evidence in the trial, it has to be produced on demand once the trial commences.
They demand trials that have shown the effectiveness of drugs on hard end points – their clinical usefulness".
And while caring for my father has been the most emotionally challenging experience so far, I'm about to embark on the most physically demanding trial of my life by climbing Mt. Everest.
Time Warner Cable, for example, has introduced HBO on Demand on a trial basis on Long Island and in four cities around the country.
