Pilot symbols carry no information about the data; the resource (time, frequency, power, and so on) used on sending pilot symbols is a resource taken away from transmitting information data.
A wide range of non-destructive or micro-destructive techniques can be used on selected pilot areas to preliminary asses all the previously mentioned criteria, prior to the global intervention, even though a shared protocol for the in situ evaluation of the cleaning results has not been defined so far.
Intended to be a paid service that would be ready by December 2000, Motorola hoped that Mya would also eventually be used on Palm Pilot and by other mobile carriers.
Closed systems are generally used on a pilot scale for investigating problems related to economic viability.
Maine's Department of Marine Resources has begun a pilot program using on-board electronic logbooks that will help plot the location, number and size of lobsters being caught.
This dosing was used based on pilot work in 3- to 4-month-old mice (Fig. S3A) and because the 23-month-old mice weighed approximately twice as much as the 5-month-old mice at the start of the experiment.
Deployment of this vaccine has occurred primarily in the Tanzanian Maasai pastoralist sector, with approximately one million calves vaccinated to date, but it has also been used on a smaller scale in pilot projects in the dairy sector in Uganda and elsewhere in East Africa.
And while the standard pilot light used on some tankless heaters can reduce the appliance's energy efficiency, newer tankless heaters have either hard-wired or battery-powered electric pilots that produce a spark to ignite the gas when the unit switches on.
Strap on a Speedmaster today and you'll pretty much be looking at the same watch that command module pilot Jack Swigert used on an April day 39 years ago to get home.
