Sentence examples for piloting core from inspiring English sources

Recesses in the walls of supersonic combustion chambers – cavities – have emerged as a preferred flameholding device since they are non-intrusive, hence resulting in reduced drag, lower total pressure losses and minimal aerodynamic heating when compared with other means of piloting core combustion such as, for example, struts.

The risk is that by relying on such tools, humans will lose expertise (in the same way that the autopilot created the risk that pilots' core skills may decay).

Initial piloting by core group members of draft materials convinced us that changes to our original proposal were essential for the viability of the project.

As more states start piloting Common Core-aligned tests this year, debates about the federal government's role in education are further politicizing the standards' adoption.

Flexible working hours scheme being piloted (7am-7pm, no core hours), career-break scheme.

At Princeton, they will also assess impact the Kindle has on learning, but administrators say the pilot program's core mission will be exploration of environmental sustainability.

When a company starts working with Pilot, the actual core experience on the customer side doesn't really change all that much: they still work with a human on the other end.

Among the four pilot sites assessed, core values related to sexual health promotion, multi-sectoral engagement, and horizontal organization were upheld.

This is a central governing principle at the core of piloting these new community models of my dreams.

"For my children, who are economically disadvantaged, they needed something more, and the Core Knowledge pilot had it," Ms. Grady said.

The pilot version of the core and shell standard is guiding construction of the 52-story building going up on the site of what used to be 7 World Trade Center, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2005.