"Our test runs did not show any relevant cannibalisation," he said.
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The test runs took place at Newquay Airport in Cornwall, southwest England.
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But voting security experts said those tiny test-runs don't prove much.
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But you need a lot of test runs before hitting the road.
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On my test runs, the press area of the chamber was empty.
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The test runs put the project on track for commercial operation in 2019.
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StreetWise is slated for its first test runs at the end of 2019.
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This pattern held up over six test runs I did with all three devices.
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Wal-Mart has been conducting test runs with Uber and Lyft since last June.
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I brainstorm the look and do a few makeup test runs throughout the week.
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There's also a mock store for merchandising test-runs at Scott's brick-and-mortar locations.
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Cook is 50 short of becoming the first England batsman to reach 10,000 test runs.
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NASCAR drivers face limits on track time and how many test runs they can make.
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The test runs started weeks ago with a stand-in who matched Will's height and weight.
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It normally takes several months for a new refinery to begin stable operations after test runs.
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Previous attempts to develop the technology were shelved in 2005 and 2006 after failed test runs.
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I really look forward to the following test runs and to the gradual further development in California.
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Other airports, like San Francisco International Airport, also have ways to attract start-ups for test runs.
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The hackers did a series of test runs, logging into the system briefly several times between Jan.
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Because of this, previous test runs revealed a tendency to send you to remote parts of Alameda.
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You've already had two test runs to figure out what causes, specifically, are making your anxiety run wild.
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After some 60 test runs, Biden's Briefing officially launched Monday, with featured news roundups to be added daily.
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He says that the volunteers in the study reported that the device felt unobtrusive during their test runs.
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Two other missions were lunar orbital test runs, and Apollo 13 was an aborted landing after a malfunction.
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Other companies have completed test runs on public roads with a driver inside the vehicle ready to take over.
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That will depend on funding and how well the smaller machines perform in their test runs, according to Singer.
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PetroChina's 260,000 bpd refinery in southwestern Yunnan also contributed to higher throughput after test runs started in end-June.
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Waymo is doing test runs with no one behind the wheel in Arizona, which it's been doing since 2017.
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While TuSimple didn't demonstrate its truck at CES this week, the startup has been making Level 4 test runs for over a year in different areas across the US. It's also carrying cargo on some of those test runs for around 12 commercial partners — though Hou won't say which ones just yet.
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The test runs will include overnight driving, and TuSimple's trucks will have both a safety driver and engineer on board.
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According to Bloomberg's sources, now that Russian hackers have done some test runs, they'll be back in 2018 and 2020.
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It might not be flying taxis, but self-driving taxis on the road started test runs in Dubai on Sunday.
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That could be a combination of me being someone who gesticulates a lot, or just longer test runs and distances.
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But it's not clear how many more test runs Galactic will fly before it's comfortable putting paying customers on board.
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Almost immediately the company released three mid-range and low-end devices, but those devices seemed a bit like test runs.
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But despite the large investments, previous attempts to develop detection systems in 2005 and 2006 stalled after equipment failed test runs.
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Late last month, CNBC discovered that self-driving truck startup Embark has been hauling Amazon cargo on some of its test runs.
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The trains are embellished with a large gold 'S' that stands for Supreme, and test runs are due to begin this month.
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A team of more than 220 volunteers from around the world helped carry out the renovations and take it for test runs.
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For more, check out Seltzman's homepage, which is full of inventive tinkering, including footage of several other test runs through the irradiator.
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A former lifeguard at the park rode the slide about a year before the death, when the slide was undergoing test runs.
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After a few test runs in the wild with their views, you've probably confirmed your greatest influencers are, in fact, very dumb.
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And those partners, if they still existed, would also have to tolerate risk, because American Giant would begin with small test runs.
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The new test runs on Abbott Laboratories' ID NOW platform, which is the most common point-of-care test in the US.
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While both are positioned as failures, in hindsight, they seemed more like test runs for a sound that was not yet codified.
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McDonald's did limited test runs of these techniques in 2018 and apparently liked the results enough to extend it to its entire business.
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For these test runs, there's also an engineer present, sitting in the corner and watching a tablet showing various LIDAR and camera streams.
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The 150-page report details Matt and Sweat's escape plan, which included smuggling in tools from the outside as well as test runs.
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Cleveland is set to host some backup point-guard workouts, bringing in the likes of Kirk Hinrich and Mario Chalmers for test runs.
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In May, Musk posted videos of test runs of the electric sled mechanism that would theoretically ferry cars at speeds up to 124 mph.
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Though it was the first time paying passengers had been on board, Dinh-Zarr said Amtrak had been conducting test runs for two weeks.
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The consortium is proceeding cautiously, and will replace only one of the 146's four engines on the test runs planned for next year.
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On Sunday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly supervised test runs of new anti-aircraft weapons, amid heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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Uber has floated plans to extend a similar service to Dallas, Los Angeles, and Melbourne, Australia, with test runs beginning as early as 2020.
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Mitsubishi submitted results of calculations rather than test runs to avoid revealing earlier instances of misleading data, the Mainichi newspaper also reported on Sunday.
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Then the new Xayaburi dam, being built by a Thai company in Laos to provide power for Thailand, began test runs on July 15.
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Not all them are celestial, with plenty of behind-the-scenes glimpses of laboratory work and test runs back here on our blue planet.
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It appears as though these test runs were pretty harmless—at worst, Reeves is probably a little sore from being hit with cheap drone propellers.
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It's entirely free for now, but take note that the test runs until January 113th, 2019, at which point you'll lose all achievements and progress.
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The only proof that any of this was happening, though, showed up in the form of a couple test runs across the last few months.
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H. R. McMaster — have slowed the review process down while letting operations in Yemen, and soon Somalia, play out as test runs, the officials said.
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Already, the eight-rotor drone, made by the Chinese firm Ehang, has flown test runs past the Burj Al Arab, Dubai's iconic, sail-shaped skyscraper.
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Civilian flights began test runs there in January but Sunday's landing was the first China has publicly reported by a military plane at Fiery Cross Reef.
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It took about two hours for everyone to be rescued, and the coaster was repaired, and operating test runs, just two hours after the incident occurred.
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The typical increase in funding in the years before the decennial count has not materialised, forcing the agency to cancel two of its three test runs.
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Equipment still needs to be installed in tunnels and then trains must complete test runs on thousands of miles of track to iron out any problems.
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To ensure things run smoothly, the agency has conducted test runs at exam sites, revamped its website, hosted a series of webinars and briefed congressional staff.
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The car, which mixes technology from F1 racecars, jets, and spaceships, was able to accelerate to 210 mph in about nine seconds during both its test runs.
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It isn't clear how many uncrewed Red Dragon missions SpaceX hopes to fly to Mars, nor is it clear how much these interplanetary test-runs will cost.
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Three managed to complete all nine of the test runs, proving that the Waterloo team isn't alone in trying to overcome the challenges presented by the technology.
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Astronauts had to be toilet trained on Earth first, and some test runs even included a special under-the-seat camera so they could perfect their aim.
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The Post said the program, "Doggy Days at Interior," will launch with test runs at the department's Washington, D.C. headquarters on two Fridays in May and September.
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It was another day of test runs at NLand Surf Park, a much-delayed attraction under development by Doug Coors, a scion of the beer-making family.
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He finished with 5,444 test runs at 45.36 with a high score of 299 and 17 centuries, which is still the most by a New Zealand batman.
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Test runs began in March 231 and by January 237, after some improvements to the platform at the ski resort, the Winter Park Express was in business.
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Now, however, the River Test runs slowly, its chalk beds pale through the cold, clear water, its banks groomed, sculpted; water plants' tendrils wave gently in the currents.
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In October, the turbines of the first lower Mekong dam, the Xayaburi, began churning upstream from Nong Khai in Laos, after a series of test runs last summer.
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Engineers conducted two test runs with water flows on Wednesday, checking to see if the spillway can handle the strength of about 20,000 cubic feet per second of water.
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Since introducing its prototype pod to the tube last summer, Hyperloop One has completed some 200 test runs at varying speeds, collecting data on every variable it can track.
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Musk will certainly provide more details later, but there will be as many test runs and supply missions as it takes to bring risk down to an acceptable level.
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You'll want to find yourself a wide open place, like a park, gymnasium, or large room devoid of TVs or other expensive obstacles, for your first few test runs.
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In 2015, ARTEMIS was given its first field test off the coast of Antarctica and the results of these test runs were presented at NASA's astrobiology conference last week.
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So big players are aligning: Walmart is also doing test runs using Uber and Lyft in an attempt to speed the delivery of fresh produce bought through Google Home.
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Looks like Amber could've used some more test runs, but in the end we're told she made off with a white one, identical to BC's -- minus the purple trim inside.
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We use them to shoot timelapse battery tests for phones and 360 degree videos of multibillion dollar transit hubs and test runs of quarter million dollar cars on a dirt track.
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I found it worked in my test runs, though I did find it to be a few minutes off in recording my start and stop times during my phone-free run.
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They filled the model with water and lemon juice to mimic the acidic fluids of the stomach, and carried out test runs, finding and removing a battery using their origami bot.
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There's a test bed at JPL, with a full mockup of InSight sitting atop fake rocks and gravel, for scientists to do test runs of placing the instruments with the robotic arm.
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Strong demand is being driven in part by new refineries, such as the 81.193,000 bpd project operated by major private firm Hengli in northeastern port Dalian that planned test runs last month.
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The Traveler has already undergone two unmanned test runs since 2015 — the second of which housed a live turtle — and a third is scheduled for later this year, according to the company.
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McGhee was hoping the plant's test runs would be underway by now, but delays in securing city permits and evaluating different contractor bids have pushed back their opening from September to October.
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The demonstrations came one day after Vietnam's environment ministry said Formosa's steel mill has met environment ministry conditions to start test runs after addressing 52 out of 53 violations, sparking worries among activists.
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Customers can try it as a complimentary sample with a purchase of any other KFC menu item or can be purchased as one of the two meal options — until the test runs out.
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In preparation for an outbreak like the coronavirus now gripping China, scientists with the program made test runs using viruses responsible for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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He did some test runs of his commute, which involved a transfer at 42nd Street to the 7 train, disembarking at Grand Central Terminal, and then a 10-minute walk to the United Nations.
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That leads to a pair of unique tricks: These cans recite the name of the song playing when you tap another earcup divot—a feature that worked all but once during my test runs.
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WASHINGTON — The empty streetcars started their test runs down H Street more than a year ago, a slow-rolling taunt for a fast-changing neighborhood left to wonder when the line might finally open.
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The car reached speeds of a little more than 12 miles per hour (though it has a "theoretical" top speed of about 0163mph) during test runs, and the whole thing weighs over 3,000 pounds.
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Fort Hills produced 6,000 barrels per day during fourth-quarter test runs and is expected to fully start production in mid-January when the first of three secondary extraction trains starts up, Suncor said.
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Self-driving car technology is continuing to make slow steps forward, with the industry leader Waymo having cautiously begun driver-free test runs for members of its heavily vetted early-rider program in Arizona.
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Ms. Mounce said that the state party had already completed test runs of the app for early voting and held a kind of drill with security officials, including from the Department of Homeland Security.
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We've been taking Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Amazon Music Unlimited and Tidal for extended test runs to see exactly how they compare against each other in 210, and this is what we found.
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I only managed to do a handful of test runs over the course of a week, but it'd be interesting to check in on this data over time in relation to training regimens and distance.
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Given the number of regulatory approvals, test runs and partnerships that Flirtey has racked up, it should probably come as no surprise that the drone tech startup raised a meaningful Series A round of funding.
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Civilian flights began test runs there in January but the landing by the military aircraft, on Sunday, was the first time China has publicly reported a flight by a military plane to Fiery Cross Reef.
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Could he remain on course as the race turned off Fifth Avenue and funneled into Central Park at Mile 25, curling around the reservoir, which had seemed to befuddle his GPS on some test runs?
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SINGAPORE, Dec 31 (Reuters) - China's Zhejiang Petroleum & Chemical Co Ltd said on Tuesday it has started up the remaining units in the first phase of its refinery and petrochemical complex and has begun test runs.
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For the time being, McDonald's will only be treating Floridians to the new menu item, but if we've learned anything from the chain's previous test runs, the sandwich could be heading nationwide if it's well-received.
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Over the past six months he calibrated the One Star House Party engine — its name a nod to both Michelin stars and a good time — with test runs in New York, San Francisco, Taipei and Seoul.
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Browning-Ferris, a subsidiary of Republic Services Inc, told the U.S. Appeals Court for the D.C. Circuit that the NLRB's joint employer test runs afoul of the National Labor Relations Act in a statement of issues.
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He and his team are operating at full capacity, with hundreds of test runs scheduled this year to measure the ability of various prototype missiles to withstand the punishing friction and heat of such rapid flight.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Formosa Plastics Corp's steel mill in Vietnam has met environment ministry conditions to start test runs, state television said on Wednesday, a year after a toxic spill from the plant caused the country's worst environmental disaster.
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Xiao Xiangjiang, who leads the development team at the defence university, told thePeople's Liberation Army mouthpiece PLA Daily that AnBot had undergone test runs at a military camp, airport and museum in Changsha with "very positive" user feedback.
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" One of Tremper's partners, Michael Hirschorn, said the show would portray a wide array of views, and the pilot and test runs included a much younger and diverse collection of comics than what you saw on "Tough Crowd.
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Test runs showed the move to improve risk assessments on banks' interbank liabilities, "will not have a big impact" on the banking sector, Xu Zhong, head of the PBOC's research bureau, wrote in the financial magazine Caixin on Tuesday.
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This year, the F.A. was fiercely criticized for scheduling games at seemingly random times across the weekend to meet the demands of an international television deal, and using other matches as test runs for a video assistant referee system.
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Before a crowd of spectators, the blue and orange, spacecraft-like vehicle with a high tail and long, rocket-shaped nose made two test runs down a 1.7-mile (2.7 km) track, attaining 200 mph (320 kmh) in about nine seconds.
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Officially inaugurated last week after test runs kicked off in October, it is expected to cut the travel time between the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa and the port in Djibouti from three days by road to 12 hours by rail.
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The venerable engine, which has toured both the United States and Australia since it was retired from service, made a series of short test runs on Friday, ahead of a program of heritage journeys this year on Britain's main lines.
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In test runs running over several months in Italy, SIT helped cut mosquito populations by around 80 percent and in China the success rate was as high as 100 percent, Konstantinos Bourtzis of the IAEA's insect pest control laboratory said.
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Fort Hills in northern Alberta produced 6,000 barrels per day during fourth-quarter test runs and is expected to fully start production in mid-January when the first of three secondary extraction trains starts up, Suncor said in a statement after markets closed.
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The Delft Hyperloop's team of 40 students worked to design a self-propelled pod that will compete against 20 other college teams from around the world on Sunday with prototype test runs on the SpaceX track, which is roughly one mile long.
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Just as I came to realize several years back that I'd never really eaten a peach until I had the pleasure of trying a farm-fresh, genuine Georgia peach, my test runs with the Oracle Touch proved eye-opening (in every sense).
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The $9 billion refinery was initially scheduled for commercial startup in the third quarter of this year but issues with a mechanical test on some of the refinery's components set back test runs at the plant, according to a notice on a government website.
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Amtrak did not immediately return a request for comment about when and how many test-runs were performed on the tracks prior to Monday, and whether there were any extra precautions taken to ensure that the new service ran smoothly on its first day.
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An experimental vaccine that has shown promise in limited test runs during the 2015 outbreak has been given to residents and healthcare workers who may have made or could make contact with infected people, while vaccines are also being given to health workers in Uganda, Reuters reports.
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He scored 251 test runs in 2015 but seemed to have got right the balance of making runs and captaining the team with a double century on Tuesday as his stoical performance rescued his side from the possibility of going 2-0 down in the series.
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The self-driving car handled every situation, all of which featured three test runs, with aplomb, and Villegas said that although Waymo always performs its tests with safety drivers on board, each of these was done fully autonomously with no intervention from the drivers at all.
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And they suggest that nearly two years of previous, failed attacks overseen by the leader of the Paris assault, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, served as both test runs and initial shots in a new wave of violence the Islamic State leaders have called for in Western Europe and Britain.
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Separately on Sunday, the Yomiuri newspaper reported that Mitsubishi did not conduct vehicle test runs in some cases to measure factors such as air resistance that are necessary to calculate fuel efficiency, when it made minor changes to the minivehicles that were affected by misleading fuel efficiency data.
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The venture capitalist Albert Wenger and the entrepreneur Susan Danziger together pledged $500,000 for a trial in a town in New York State that will be selected later, and the professional poker player Daniel Negreanu pledged $100,000 for other test runs; the rest of the contributors are anonymous, Mr. Yang said.
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In 1974, he and several colleagues, including David Lewis, a New Zealand anthropologist who was an expert on ancient Micronesian navigation methods, set about recreating a facsimile of the double-hulled canoes used in ancient Polynesia, assembling a mostly Hawaiian crew and taking the vessel on test runs around Hawaii.
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The new test runs on Abbott Laboratories' ID NOW platform, which is the most common point-of-care test in the US.After the new ID NOW COVID-19 test received FDA approval, Abbott announced that it would ramp up its production to make 50,000 units per day as early as next week.
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Knowing he had to make things work with what he had available in Havana, Yacoubian says he and his IT guy did late-night test runs to see if they could wring the full 760 kbps out of Tri-Star's dial-up connection in the middle of the night, when internet usage was at its lowest.
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Battle Royale—the large-scale, last-man-standing, multiplayer mode of games like Fortnite and PUBG—is the hottest thing in multiplayer shooters right now, and modders have brought the crazed havoc of large multiplayer matches to 1994's Doom II. It's called DooM Royale (With Cheese) and right now it's more a proof of concept than a completed mod, but videos of the test runs look promising.
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