Sentence examples for pilot adopted from inspiring English sources
Just as nearly every pilot adopted Chuck Yeager's drawl, has every economist in Washington adopted Greenspanspeak?
After writing a 2005 television pilot, "Adopted," that was produced but not picked up, Mr. Faxon and Mr. Rash started writing a film script about a teenage boy (played by Liam James) and his divorced mother (Ms. Collette) trying to navigate a summer vacation community.
After problems with the first two airborne operations in Sicily, the Royal Air Force advisor assigned to the 1st Airborne Division suggested that the American C-47 pilots adopt the Royal Air Force bomber stream formation.
The basic pilot structure adopted in this paper can be summarized as follows: Pilot Design Criterion 1.
The privatization of Chicago's Midway Airport was part of a pilot program adopted by the Federal Aviation Administration in 1996 to allow five domestic airports to be privatized.
But under a 90-day pilot project adopted on Tuesday by the Legislature, she could shorten her workweek by a day.
The October plenum also reviewed a pilot program adopted by the National Assembly to reform local government by abolishing the two-tiered structure of people's councils and people's committees in favour of direct election of people's committees.
Hailo's latest funding will help it prepare to do battle with Uber in Manhattan, where New Yorkers will be able to hail cab with smartphones starting on February 15 thanks to a year-long pilot program adopted by the Taxi and Limousine Commission.
(i) During the pilot, we adopted two strategies to enhance community partnership, and to ensure participation of households and individuals.
The first one is that the present pilot applications adopted a cluster model to mimic the solution environment.
The Swiss Health Reform and Family Medicine Support Project (Project Sino) together with community groups of pilot districts adopted key activities to raise awareness on medical and cultural consequences of iodine deficiency.
