That is why regulatory bodies, such as the US Food and Drug Administration, allow doctors to pilot technologies classified as low risk.
A study was conducted to determine the effects of salt spray drift from pilot technologies employed by the US Bureau of Reclamation on deposition rates of various air-born ions.
So far, the demonstrated PtG plants normally employ those mature and commercialized technologies, while the other pilot technologies under research may become available for large-capacity PtG plants in the near future [5].
A pilot technology of pellet manufacture of lithium orthosilicate, metasilicate and aluminate was worked out for reactor tests of lithium ceramics.
Early in his professional career he worked at Emerson Radio, and then in research and development at Sperry Gyroscope Co., a division of Sperry Rand Corp., where he was involved in the development of automatic pilot technology used in aviation.
According to two former intelligence officials, Mr. Drake became a champion of ThinThread, a pilot technology program designed to filter the flood of telephone, e-mail and Web traffic that the N.S.A. collects.
He developed an innovative, integrated pilot technology for the treatment of agro-process wastewater, generating biogas, biofertilizer, and clean water at Modjo Tannery, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
He took this idea and the pilot technology he had built to companies across the U.S. and found nearly universal excitement about the idea.
Countrywise, children are now being registered using the Mobile Vital Records System (MVRS), a pilot technology spearheaded by the Uganda Registration Services Bureau URSBB).
The Swiss auto manufacturer plans to roll-out the closest version of a fully autonomous car by 2017 when the XC90 goes on sale featuring "Auto Pilot" technology.
"the IAPP in Bangladesh worked to enhance agricultural productivity by testing and piloting technologies, good practices, and training with a high level of focus on climate resilient approaches".
