Sentence examples for trial technology from inspiring English sources

The airline hopes to trial technology later this year that would allow planes to taxi to and from the runway using zero-emissions fuel.

"The trial was run alongside existing forensic processes so no investigation was reliant on results from the trial technology," a spokesman said.

Though it will hardly be much to look at, it will be outfitted with the latest in trial technology: a computerized system for digital document display; wiring for hidden translators working in as many as five languages; and a 10-camera automated system to beam video of the proceedings to a press center in an aging aircraft hangar nearby.

The CO2 emissions related to the trial technology ranged from 0 to 35.9 tonnes (average 10.7 tonnes per trial), and emissions related to information technology equipment ranged from 0.4 to 2.9 tonnes (average 1.5 tonnes per trial).

Regulatory concerns ranked as the top reason listed for adoption delays for electronic clinical trial technologies.

Opportunities for profitable learning will accelerate further as EMRs and clinical trial technologies become increasingly integrated as we move beyond 2018.

He published his own assessment last year of the X-37B's capabilities and role as a platform to trial technologies before they are incorporated into a full-up spy satellite.

We calculated the energy used in the manufacture and delivery of the trial technologies from the amount of funding allocated for the purchase of the technologies.

Participants' travel accounted for 16% of emissions, trial technologies accounted for 14% of emissions, and information technology equipment accounted for 2% of emissions.

5 We assumed that 95% of the money allocated to trial technologies in the full proposal was used to purchase the technology and that the remaining 5% was spent on delivering the technology.

Ms. Blumenthal shows each patient how to use a reconfigured Palm, or LogPad, as it is called by the PHT Corporation of Charlestown, Mass., provider of the drug-trial technology.