piloting
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4.8
- noun
- /ˈpaɪlətɪŋ/
- Specialized
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prueba piloto
- Before the full launch, the company spent months piloting the new software with a select group of users.
So we've got a couple of small pilot clinical trials.
- So we've got a couple of small pilot clinical trials.
- And then we shot the pilots over six weeks.
- This week we heard plans for two universal basic income pilots in England.
- And so the UK is the first country to declare its its pilot plant.
- Lots of small pilot studies have strongly suggested they are.
- So you will use that as an outline template to beat out your particular pilot.
- So he convinced his invest, the guy who invested in the company to pay us to develop a pilot to shop the show around.
- And it was only when I did the Zoe, the early studies for the Zoe PREDICT study, we were doing pilots.
- So it's an era right now of research and pilots, but I think I think that will change over the course of of the next few years.
- What they seem to want to see is the pilot, this two page concept line and then also, oh, Raging Bull meets Rocky.
- We made it work at the Waste Isolation pilot project in Carlsbad, NM.
Examples
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The surveys were implemented only after extensive piloting in the 2006 to 2007 school year, with each pilot administration being followed by cognitive interviews with pilot participants.
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R4S underwent a year of development and a year of piloting, evaluating, and revising.
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Now he has this and it's actually being incorporated into a pilot test and for the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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So these remarkable students then set up a nonprofit, went to India, began to make the product and pilot in the field.
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Table 4 presents reliability results from both piloting and implementation data.
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Going through a process of piloting and validation may have resulted in a stronger or more clearly written set of items.
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ATD encourages states to provide support and resources to assist community colleges in piloting interventions.
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For holistic planning to be most effective, it should be undertaken in the following phases: identifying and studying curriculum problems and needs; planning; piloting; implementation; and appraisal.
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This might lead to a demonstration project focusing on updating, piloting, and evaluating L2.0 programs for library users in various settings, with a range of target audiences.
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Additionally, the team will refine and promote the HIA tool, complete the GIS database for the HIA tool, and expand the piloting of the tool in the Tri-County region.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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3.6
A small test project that tries a new idea before using it everywhere
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3.2
A short test to see if something works well before real use
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4.0
A small test of a new plan or system in a few places to see if it works
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4.2
A trial of a new app or program by outside users before its release
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Piloting also means running a small test because a pilot is a first 'guide' or trial, like a pilot episode of a TV show. So to pilot a new product or program is to try it on a small scale before you use it everywhere.