Pilot project definition

Pilot project means an innovative environmental project that covers one or more designated facilities, designed and implemented in the form of an EMSA. (See Section 52.3 of the Act.)

Pilot project means the election day voter registration pilot project created in

Pilot project means an initial short-term method to test or apply an innovation or concept related to the operation, management or design of a juvenile facility, jail or lockup pursuant to an application to, and approval by, the Board of State and Community Corrections.

Examples of Pilot project in a sentence

• Lucas and Franklin Counties are implementing new non-secure reporting centers to enhance their alternatives to detention.A KIDS COUNT ProjectCase Processing ReformsThe collaboration between Ohio JDAI counties and the JDAI Ohio Indigent Defense Pilot project led to significant case processing reforms.

• RECOMMENDATIONS/PROPOSALS: 1) Twenty (20) rescue teams deployed at night shelters.2) Plan to rehabilitate people within five kms of the present settlement.3) Pilot project for the rehabilitation of clusters is on.4) Aim to establish self help groups.5) Survey dark places.6) Coordinate with other departments to resolve basic issues.

• The Paper was tested during the FAIR-supported, first ever in Ukraine, independent external legal education quality assessment Pilot project in May 2014 at the Ivan Franko National Lviv University Law School (Lviv Law School).On December 29, 2014, FAIR submitted the Paper along with the Pilot Project Report to the MOE for its further consideration and use.

• Registrant and applicant IDs were selected at random as long as the criteria listed above were met.Application Pilot Timeframe‌The Application Pilot project timeframe is defined by the substantial completion of the pilot application group’s environmental review and submission of that documentation to the Department of Economic Opportunity.

More Definitions of Pilot project

Pilot project means an initial short-term method to test or apply an innovation or concept related to the operation, management or design of a local detention facility pursuant to application to, and approval by, the Board.

Pilot project means a project carried out by an economic operator, a scientific or technical body or another competent body to test, in conditions approaching actual conditions in the industry, the technical reliability and/or financial viability of an innovative technology with a view to acquiring and disseminating (technical and/or financial) knowledge of the technology being tested. Pilot projects shall always comprise scientific monitoring of sufficient intensity and duration to obtain significant results; they must be the subject of scientific reports forwarded to the management authority. The latter shall immediately forward such reports to the Commission for information.

Pilot project means a short-term, limited-scale test designed to gain information regarding site conditions, project feasibility, or application of a new technology.

Pilot project means the election day voter registration pilot project created in Section 20A-4-108.

Pilot project means a project that is owned, operated, and controlled by a public

Pilot project means an innovative environmental project covering one or more designated facilities, designed and implemented in the form of an EMSA executed by the Agency and a sponsor in accordance with this Part.

Pilot project means the DWI/Sobriety Court interlock pilot project created under subsection (1) on September 2, 2010 and authorized to operate for 4 years beginning January 1, 2011.