Sentence examples for piloted a question from inspiring English sources
An ongoing NSF survey of academic research piloted a question about how much is being spent on such activities, and where on campus the research takes place.
The group developed and piloted a set of open questions that could be used flexibly in a variety of settings.
One of them, a famous image of President Kennedy piloting a yacht, is without question one taken by the photographer Robert Knudsen in 1962, said James Hill, the audio and visual archives specialist at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
According to Uber, it has already begun piloting a driver's association in Seattle, Washington, though the company did not respond to questions about the pilot.
A survey card was designed and piloted using 12 questions on disability, elaborated from the Washington Group Disability questions, together with a checklist of health problems.
We piloted these questions with our second focus group.
These interviews were conducted with a four teen pilot group and guided by eight previously piloted questions to elicit information about each teen's dating experiences and observations of her friends dating experiences.
This was followed by pre-testing for accuracy of translation and also piloting the questions with a sample of IDPs.
She identified and piloted questions, guided analysis, and was lead writer of this manuscript.
The issue of undue deference to the pilot operating the plane is a question for the National Transportation Safety Board, which is looking into whether there was an "authority gradient" between the pilot at the controls of the Asiana plane and the pilot who was supposed to be monitoring him and a third pilot in the jump seat, neither of whom intervened.
"It becomes a question of pilot judgment: do you put yourself into that situation if you're not appropriately trained and rated," he said.
