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pilot
projects | to
promote | modern
| commercial
methods through | the
| implementation
of new | commercial
tec
- only individual words found| Pilot | |
| gen. | pilot; driver |
| comp., MS | pilot |
| emerg.care | pilot |
| ichtyol. | lootsman; pilot fish; rudderfish; shark pilot |
| transp. | operator |
| to | |
| econ. | dried |
| modern | |
| gen. | fashionable |
| commercial | |
| abbr. | comm. |
| th | |
| tech. | 1 unit of heat or megacalorie |
| Implementation | |
| gen. | implementation |
| commercial | |
| abbr. | comm. |
noun | adjective | to phrases
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| pilot; racing driver | |||
| pilot (The introduction of the solution into the production environment, and trial by installers, systems support staff, and end users. Pilots are aimed at minimizing the impact of the deployment and providing valuable feedback on the project's suitability for completion) | |||
| pilot | |||
| lootsman (Naucrates ductor); pilot fish (Naucrates ductor); rudderfish (Naucrates ductor); shark pilot (Naucrates ductor) | |||
| operator | |||
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| pilot | |||
| pilot projects: 1 phrase in 1 subject |
| Information technology | 1 |