0 a person who flies an aeroplane/airplane -- นักบิน
1 a person who directs a ship in and out of a harbour/harbor, river, or coastal waters. -- คนนำร่อง
2 experimental -- ซึ่งใช้ทดสอบ
3 to guide as a pilot -- นำร่อง
He piloted the ship/plane.
The service was first piloted in 1998 as a means of providing a telephone listening service for (primarily older) people who are lonely and isolated.
The stimuli were piloted on several adult speakers from a variety of dialectal backgrounds, and modified accordingly.
Sentences found to be ambiguous during piloting were dropped.
The revised version was piloted with four care-home managers in four different localities.
Of course, airports vary in details from the point of view of pilots, managers, airport officials, regulators, passengers, their families, smugglers and other users.
I used naturally occurring data, transcriptions from video recordings of airline pilots interacting in the cockpit on actual scheduled passenger flights.
The article analyzes transcriptions of pilots interacting in the cockpit on actual scheduled passenger flights.
The theory and operationalization of memory measures has changed considerably since the 1960s when traditional aptitude tests were developed and piloted.
