Примери за използване на Trialled на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It is soon to be clinically trialled.
Toilet paper' for smartphones trialled in Japanese airport bathrooms.
The programme aired on 3 October(18),the same day the alert was officially trialled nationwide.
It will be trialled by emergency response teams over the next year.
Of course, liberal radicalism isn't a fully trialled and tested solution yet.
Under the French system trialled in 2014, employees were paid 25 cents per kilometre they pedalled to work.
The successful experiments took place in the lab, butthe team is confident the treatment could be trialled on humans within three years.
Cancer Seek is now being trialled in people who have not been diagnosed with cancer.
Ningbo's new electric bus makes use of supercapacitor technology that has already been trialled in nearby Shanghai for almost a decade.
This feature has already been trialled in India and will be rolled out to other countries very soon.
The position of our group is clear: we are in favour of such a tax at global level;we are in agreement with it being trialled in Europe if it cannot be trialled globally.
In Europe, the Clarity Fuel Cell is being trialled in limited numbers in UK and Denmark through the HyFIVE project.
Medical staff, in conjunction with the biotech company Cellectis,rapidly gained permission to try a highly experimental therapy that had been trialled only in mice.
Four drugs were trialled on patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where there is a major outbreak of the virus.
In 2018, New Zealand trust management company Perpetual Guardian trialled a four-day work week over two months for its 240 staff members.
In 2015, Sweden trialled six hour working days and found that employees were happier, wealthier and more productive.
Microsoft's website lists the following as praiseworthy applications:“Police in New Delhi recently trialled facial recognition technology and identified almost 3,000 missing children in four days.
This mode is being trialled for a small number of students in 2013-14 and further information will be posted here later.
Two-hundred-and-forty staff at Perpetual Guardian, a company which manages trusts, wills andestate planning, trialled a four-day working week over March and April this year, working four, eight-hour days but getting paid for five.
Divestment was trialled in the US in the 1980s, partly inspired by the boycott of companies invested in apartheid South Africa.
After Wednesday won promotion to the Championship,Whelan was trialled as captain by Paul Sturrock after regular captain Lee Bullen was injured.
Four drugs were trialled on patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where there is a major outbreak of the virus, BBC reports.
Almost 250 staff at Perpetual Guardian, a company which manages trusts, wills andestate planning, trialled a four-day working week over March and April this year, working four eight-hour days but getting paid for five.
Project ZeEUS will be trialled in eight cities including Barcelona, Bonn, Rome, Pilsen, Munster and one city in Italy(to be determined) where electric buses will be used.
He was optimistic his approach,which was earlier successfully trialled in the Philippines in an area of reef highly degraded by blast fishing, could help reefs recover on a larger scale.
Already trialled successfully for one year at the PSA Retail sites in Massy and Marseille(France), CITROËN Service 24/7 is approved of by its users with an average satisfaction index of 4.8 out of 5.
A groundbreaking talking treatment has been developed and successfully trialled with a group of black and minority ethnic(BME) schizophrenia service users, carers, community members and health professionals.
The system will first be trialled in Paris by Carrefour in the spring and subsequently by Tesco later in the year.
One is the Official Development Assistance computer program,which has been trialled very successfully in Mozambique, and I hope that there will be investment in time and effort in this type of coordination in particular.
The chronometer was trialled in 1761 by Harrison's son and by the end of 10 weeks the clock was in error by less than 5 seconds.