How to pronounce “piloting” in English

was responsible for piloting the submersible that traveled many thousands of feet under the water and depositing the said flag.

And they're piloting versions of this already in narrow markets.

But if you're piloting something with the barrier of entry low, and you have no customers, no one's using it, you can make those mistakes when no one's looking

to be piloting one of these 38 planes that landed in Gander.

So that's something we're piloting right now.

That you're reducing risk by piloting, so that by the time you do go all in on something, you take a new role,

How would you feel about piloting that?

Marc Sasseville, piloting his own jet on her wing.

And I'm really excited that Google is going to be piloting this course sometime in the new year.

And ultimately, piloting your ideas is something where you can workshop when the stakes are low.

Well, piloting is all about downloading an app.

And I remember I just spent the day piloting this little trash can around other people's projects instead of actually presenting it.

Can you tell us what your position, piloting, means?

Within minutes, the petite blonde was piloting the F-16 fighter jets screeching at top speed through the crystal blue sky with her commander, Colonel

I would love at some point for Jim to mention a project that he's piloting through his organization in partnership with Stand With Congo as a way for business leaders

In that, instead of the parents piloting the helicopters and taking the kids where they want to go and hovering over them.

There was a little game-- I'm thinking of a game of piloting the camera and the other camera, and I always fantasize the idea of what cameras are going to be, like,

Rapid cycle innovation, all about piloting.

Because basically he has a team of these people who actually do the piloting.

lot um but uh so the the program was a almost a piloting through the web yes

Unfortunately Wiley Post died in a plane crash with Will Rogers who he was piloting around Alaska to go fishing and the record was never set.

It's like you're piloting a helicopter, and there are some red signals, some red lamps start to blink

So the story has an interesting coda, which is that because they were starting small on piloting,

Not to say that everybody who plays a first-person shooter is going to be going out there piloting a drone, but that's part of the connection.

But you can continuously be plant, scanning, and piloting.

But you know, it's like you're piloting the person.

So it's not just going to be like a radio controlled car where you flip the switch and suddenly you're piloting it

We're giving away free websites to every business in America through a program that we've been piloting and getting out.

shows May look in the future well everybody what do you mean in terms of like a piloting on the web first and

So as you said, I had different experience being-- some of them were more like passion in sports, in scuba diving, in piloting, flying, and horse

The basic idea, of course, for viewers who are not, is that when you are piloting some kind of a new thing,

He is a retired NASA astronaut and a celebrated thought leader, speaker, and author, who's seven months in space included piloting the Space

There's a lot of rumors and reports and pilot's testimony and stuff about the autopilot, I think, in piloting speak, that's the up and down flapping

As fate would have it, her father, Colonel John Penny, was not piloting United 93 that morning.

They tend to believe that labor unions, especially teachers unions, tend to protect the status quo and prevent organizations from experimenting and piloting

Then back up to the top of the organization for resourcing and staffing, and then back down one more time for piloting and then out the Q for implementation and