Piloting definition

Piloting means the act carried out by a qualified pilot to navigate the vessel when entering or leaving a port;

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Piloting. The Marine Tenure Facility identified a total of 24 pilots projects – of which the Steering Committee selected 7 to proceed – to a total value of US$585 000. The approach to pilots clearly laid out the purpose of the pilot phase – which was to test and refine the structures and processes that were being developed for the Marine Tenure Facility – see the “learning domains and questions for the MTI piloting phase”. At the time of writing, the pilots are still underway. Vision, value and ways of working: The Initiative deeply explored the principles and practices that shift power through philanthropy in order to create the processes and structures that will support community governance and self-determination (see the Discussion Paper prepared on “A Liberatory Approach).. Then through consultations and in deep consultation with the Steering Committee the Initiative clarified the vision and mission, values and principles that will guide the Marine Tenure Facility to ensure it is operating in service to local communities, small-scale fishers and Indigenous Peoples.

Piloting a pilot means a mariner who manoeuvres ships through dangerous or congested waters, such as harbours or river mouths, and completes the berthing/ unberthing operation of the ships by controlling the ship’s manoeuvrability directly and the tugs and shore linesmen through a radio. Pilots are expert ship handlers who possess detailed knowledge of local waterways.

Examples of Piloting in a sentence

• The Piloting Statement of Work can be modified only with the mutual written agreement of Liquid Robotics and Customer.

• Liquid Robotics’ obligation to provide Piloting Services is subject to any disruption of Piloting Services caused by Customer, including but not limited to any piloting performed or directed by Customer via the WGMS, hereinafter defined, and Software Service that conflict with or disrupts the Piloting Services, and Liquid Robotics shall not be responsible for any damage that results from such piloting by Customer or at Customer’s direction.

• Piloting materials helps curriculum teams identify the strengths and areas that may need to be strengthened from each curriculum being considered for adoption.

• In supporting Romania's introduction of the concept of innovation as a strategic asset at the level of public administration, the following complementary activities are envisaged to be implemented in the project: - A public sector innovation scan; - A public sector Innovation Action Plan; - Piloting the "innovative ideas lab" at the Centre of the Government level incorporating key elements of anticipatory innovation function.

• Piloting and testing – Learning-by-doing is one of the most efficient means to gain experience, improve capacity and develop effective instruments.

• Piloting of administrative guidelines for PCB management in the Participating Provinces, including guidelines in regard to reporting, registration and permits, import-export controls, emergency responses and inspection protocols.

• Component 3: Support for Piloting High Priority National Activities.

• Piloting of new approaches will begin in workshops no later than April 2010 and implementation of the outputs will be completed, at pace, no later than March 2012.

• Piloting services to be provided by ICM for each release will be based, generally, on a template similar to the one set forth in Appendix B, attached hereto.

• Piloting Comms Hub firmware in partnership with DCC Customers in production is one of the key steps in the introduction of new firmware to the production Comms Hub estate.

More Definitions of Piloting

Piloting or “to pilot” means the actions of a licensee or trainee in assisting the master of a vessel under ORS