Sentence examples similar to pilot of future from inspiring English sources

It seems likely, however, that the Mountain View store is being regarded as a pilot for future growth of the partnership, which has the potential to both keep the retailer closer to the cutting edge, while increasing PCH's already considerable reach among hardware startups.

8.16am BST GCday - who bears a remarkable resemblance to a certain pilot of the future - has posted an update from the "Northern University" where he works.

John had wanted to lead with the fabulously funky Elton John single-that-never-was, Dan Dare (Pilot of the Future), and in retrospect his instincts seem correct.

Featured in colour on the front cover was the its most recognisable story, Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future, created by Hampson with meticulous attention to detail.

Such high quality strips as Riders of the Range and P.C. 49 helped ensure a weekly circulation of almost a million copies, but it was the adventures of Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future, which most captivated readers.

These pilot schools were recruited outside of the sampling frame and will also be pilots for future waves of data collection.

But the further back you go – at least in films and television – the more the limitations of model-making and special effects kick in, so that from Flash Gordon's rocketship in the 30s to most flying saucers in the 50s it seemed all pilots of the future (with the possible exception of Dan Dare) were permanently drunk. .

Between November 1943 through January 1944 Kittel was chief instructor of the Ergänzungs-Jagdgruppe Ost (Training Group East) in Biarritz, France, passing on knowledge and experience to the Jagdflieger (fighter pilots) of the future.

Further to the preliminary assessment of the scenarios, the model may be used for optimisation using the results of future pilot field trials.

In the light of this post-hoc analysis, the present project may serve as a pilot study for the planning of future studies in the day centre milieu.

Even so, the strength of this study can be considered to be the possible use of our pilot data for the design of future studies aimed at further investigation of the patterns and levels of release of growth factors, and at evaluation of their potential as potential biomarkers of fracture-healing activity.