Trialed in a sentence

Before Pixar brought the popular franchise back with its third movie, they trialed out re-releasing with 3D, as a test.

According to a report, some players have even trialed with Indian Premier League teams Rajasthan Royals and Mumbai Indians.

The piezoelectric floors have been trialed since the beginning of 2007 in two Japanese train stations, Tokyo and Shibuya stations.

The Dementia Safeguarding Scheme is currently being trialed in Argyll with use of small tags.

The jab was trialed on a group of 100 people after an early study of it by the United States (U.S.) Army in Thailand produced ‘modest results’.

Researchers gave pigs Oxford University's experimental jab, which is currently being trialed on humans to determine whether it is safe and effective.

So far the idea is being trialed on safari cars, but the Swedish company behind the idea wants to expand the idea across Nairobi’s transport network.

Casa notes that its hardware was used in that record-breaking 5G data transmission and is now being trialed by top carriers and other industry partners.

However, the Russian military powered ahead, Assembled in December 1990 and trialed until 1992, the Szhatie demonstrated promising results during testing.

Uber and Ford first trialed a similar lease program in San Diego last year.

New locks are on order and will be trialed in spring.

Police in New Delhi recently trialed facial recognition technology and identified almost 3,000 missing children in four days,” Smith wrote in his blog which made no reference to the Chinese use of AI.

For the duration of the year, Century Lithium trialed lithium extraction at its pilot plant at a rate of 1 tonne per day over varying continuous periods, which generated a large amount of data for the project.

The streaming giant has already trialed the daily list feature in the UK and Mexico – a feature that viewers in both countries found „useful,“ according to penned by its head of product innovation, Cameron Johnson.

However, the argument for patenting is that if it's not patented, then these companies aren't not going to invest the money to get it trialed, to turn it into a usual drug, to work out exactly what therapy needs to go with it, to make it safe.

Since then, various sets of compromise rules have been trialed, and in 1984 the International Rules Series commenced with national representative sides selected by Australia's state leagues (later by the AFL) and the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).