However, it is being trialed on both iOS and Android.
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Hundreds of these devices are now being trialed around the country.
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Wing previously trialed burrito delivery on Virginia Tech's campus in Blacksburg.
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Siemens also trialed the eHighway in Carson, California, in November 22025.
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Siemens also trialed the eHighway in Carson, California, in November 2017.
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The capital city said it already successfully trialed autonomous taxis last August.
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In the U.S., Uber has trialed delivery of food to flu jabs.
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Now the researchers suggest it could be trialed as a potential treatment.
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Mastercard said the biometric tech is currently being trialed in South Africa.
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In one market, Uber will be trialed, while the other will use Lyft .
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The company trialed this service with companies like Twilio, Netflix, Atlassian and others.
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Waze originally trialed the app in markets, including San Francisco, Sacramento and Monterey.
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Hamish Grierson, CEO of the health-tracking company Thriva, trialed the fake rock.
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The sandwich is being trialed at locations in Knoxville, Tennessee, and Houston, Texas.
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It's also trialed a number of partnerships, including a venture with Walgreens and Alibaba.
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Last year, the U.S. state of Iowa trialed the use of mobile driving licenses.
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The hydrogen double-decker is set to be trialed on London's roads in 2017.
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Firms that have trialed the product include money transfer giants Western Union and MoneyGram.
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It's a pilot program at the moment and is being trialed at CaliBurger's Pasadena store.
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The robot was first trialed in Snohomish County, Washington, near Amazon's headquarters, in January 2019.
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It's now being trialed and used by various industries from finance to the food industry.
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GitHub previously trialed this program with a few schools and is now making it widely available.
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The therapy was trialed on 413 patients with low-risk prostate cancer across 10 European countries.
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It trialed an in-app personal assistant that would help you message matches and schedule dates.
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"We trialed it at the U.S. Open with ESPN, and Simona made the semis," Cahill said.
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Reuters notes that Amazon trialed a similar service in 2017 with August Home as a partner.
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General Motors trialed one with Cadillac, too, but decided in November to put it on hold.
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If successful, the vehicles could be publicly trialed as soon as this summer in Greenwich, London.
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Currently Rainbird's technology is being trialed with U.K.-based sales staff but could be scaled quickly.
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Airbus's Zephyr solar-powered drone is also being trialed by the British military for surveillance purposes.
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Amsterdam has had them for years, and cities in Belgium and Australia have also trialed them.
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Last year, Australian airline Qantas trialed providing VR headsets to its first class passengers on select routes.
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The two companies trialed this approach with the "Networking for Career Success" course, which launched in March.
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"Any new crop or seed that comes to Malawi must be trialed, not just hemp," explained Clarke.
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HSBC, for instance, trialed the technology to boost a certain product that performed well on its website.
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Schools in Singapore, England, New Zealand and Canada have trialed similar outdoor learning initiatives, with some success.
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"We probably should've trialed the egg dish two weeks ago," Harris says to me before I leave.
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The first product we ever trialed used non-staining turmeric, a key ingredient in Divya's grandmother's recipes.
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There's more: Employees at big-box retailers, supermarkets, pharmacy chains, and department stores have also trialed Clearview.
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It revamped the recipe, tested out a number of different shapes and trialed them again in October.
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British supermarket Waitrose has also trialed a similar service in the UK. You can head over to InHome.Walmart.
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These are just a handful of examples where blockchain has been trialed with many more in the works.
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The company isn't saying too much about them in detail, but they were trialed in 10 cities last year.
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Facial recognition cameras were recently introduced in Bangalore airport and are being trialed in Hyderabad airport, according to Reuters.
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Nasdaq also trialed blockchain to allow shareholders of listed Estonian firms, who weren't physically present for meetings, to vote.
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If the former, it wouldn't the first time that the company has trialed a new idea in the wild.
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Google says it trialed this service with some of its own apps already, including the YouTube and Google apps.
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According to CNN, similar scanners have been trialed at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport and Amsterdam's Schiphol airport.
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Microsoft Japan trialed a four-day workweek over the summer and saw positive results in productivity and employee satisfaction.
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I think it was great the WTA trialed it and brought it in and is doing what it's doing.
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As a result, it has rolled out what are called regulatory sandboxes, in which particular solutions can be trialed.
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The vehicle is being trialed in London, with further testing scheduled to start soon in Valencia, Spain, and Cologne, Germany.
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Photo: Jack Taylor (Getty)On Thursday, Metropolitan Police trialed a face recognition system in the East London town of Romford.
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Nvidia's chips are already used to power robots made by a company called Fellow, which are being trialed by Lowe's.
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One prototype recently trialed in Thailand was a school uniform laced with the insecticide permethrin to prevent infections from dengue.
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" He also discussed the worth or otherwise of a guaranteed national basic income, "as is currently being trialed in Finland.
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As the study notes, the majority of these drugs were trialed in 1,000 or fewer patients to get FDA approval.
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Apple said it trialed the new repair program for a year with 20 businesses across North America, Europe and Asia.
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This time around, we know what the disease is, and there are potential vaccines that can be trialed, Daszak said.
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Direct payments will eventually be replaced by a new Environmental Land Management System which will be developed and trialed with farmers.
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Two years ago Deliveroo couriers in the UK staged a number of protests after the company trialed a new pricing structure.
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Earlier this year, for example, Barclays trialed a way to trade derivatives using so-called "smart contracts" and blockchain-like technology.
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But the addition of the Trending News link to Facebook's navigation is already live on iPhone, and being trialed on Android.
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Over the past few months, I trialed Express Style Trial, Rebecca Taylor RNTD, Vince Unfold, Rent the Runway Unlimited, and Nuuly.
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Its key drug, Soliris, is already approved for the treatment of blood disorders and is now being trialed for further applications.
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Robots are slowly being trialed in sectors such as hospitality and policing, but are yet to take off in the home.
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Firms that have trialed the product include money transfer giants Western Union and MoneyGram and payment upstarts MercuryFX, Viamericas and Cuallix.
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Though the apples are only being trialed in the Midwest, the company have faith they will soon become a welcome option elsewhere.
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Yap points to the drone and RFID system that has been trialed in Supply Chain City as proof of the incubator's success.
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Lohse believes this is the first time anti-venom production is being trialed with human blood, largely because of the risks involved.
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They instead highlight the credibility of randomized controlled trials, which can directly link any benefits, or harms, to the drug being trialed.
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The company trialed the barcode scanner with select Prime Fresh customers in California, but the hardware didn't seem to really go anywhere.
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The robots are just being trialed at Yandex headquarters, but the company's hope is to integrate them into its food-delivery platforms.
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The technology was tested in June at a bar in central London, and will be trialed at more establishments starting in September.
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That summer, Little Caesar's launched Impossible sausage pizza, Subway introduced a meatless meatball from Beyond Meat, and KFC trialed Beyond Fried Chicken.
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They haven't yet been trialed in buildings but tests on their fire resistance and long-term durability are in now in progress.
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Delta trialed biometric entry to its VIP lounges as well as a "biometric bag drop," which used face recognition to identify travelers' luggage.
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Elite Gamer is being trialed right now in Arizona and is only available to customers who have Cox's 100 Mbps plan or better.
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But the base version offers just 46 miles more range than a limited run EV Mini that the company trialed a decade ago.
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The flight, which is being trialed and could be extended to later periods should there be enough demand, will take off on Feb.
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London is popular with visitors from the Gulf States and at least one of the capital's hotels has trialed a female-only floor.
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It is rolling out similar shops across Asia and has trialed pop-up versions in Europe with a view to making them permanent.
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In June, TechCrunch broke the news that Walmart's Grocery Delivery Unlimited program was being trialed in Houston, Miami, Salt Lake City and Tampa.
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This is the first time that Walmart had trialed a service where delivery personnel would directly enter a customer's home, but its subsidiary Jet.
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This August, Microsoft Japan trialed a 20183-day work week for its entire workforce, calling the project the "Work-Life Choice Challenge Summer 22018".
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But it appears that the feature was being trialed earlier this month, according to tweets from what appears to be an Amazon test account.
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Originally trialed in markets like San Francisco, Sacramento and Monterey, Waze Carpool has since expanded across California, as well as to Texas and Israel.
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Qantas unsuccessfully trialed a Wi-Fi offering on some of its international fleet, but pulled the trial after a lukewarm response and unreliable service.
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In 2016, a Target store in downtown San Francisco trialed Tally, a shelf-scanner that—sans nametag, sans eyes—frankly lacks Marty's approachable charm.
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Merck's Ervebo drug has been tried out during Ebola outbreak situations before, and is currently being trialed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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The technology can be used to keep an immutable record of ownership and has been trialed for banks to carry out the trading of assets.
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Amazon successfully trialed its first delivery by drone in the U.K. earlier this month and is pushing ahead with plans to make this widely available.
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The bus stop is a project in the west of Singapore, and is being trialed by the government as part of a broader technology testbed.
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However, we understand that it's currently being trialed with a percentage of users in Canada, the U.K., and France on both iOS and the web.
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Maiden said that the tool had proven successful in training student journalists how to create more unique stories when it was trialed at City University.
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Facebook confirmed to TechCrunch that it's testing the feature internally, but hadn't trialed it to the public or with businesses as of late last month.
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The plan, which was announced early last year, is being trialed by Qantas on passengers for select flights into the Sydney Airport starting this week.
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Ola said it trialed the service with 10 percent of its 150 million users and saw a 90 percent repeat rate from those early users.
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Gogoro has trialed vacation rentals in Japan, more straightforward shared rental services in France and Germany, and recently provided scooters to delivery services in Korea.
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The company trialed the project at select locations earlier this year, and says that it should provide more security for customers, as well as more convenience.
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"For those who have been acquitted by the Kenyan court, they shouldn't be trialed again, because that would be kind of like double jeopardy," he said.
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Right now, the system is being trialed in a few select locations, like Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and a couple of manufacturing partners.
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That money will take Petal beyond the few thousand customers that have trialed the company's credit card in a pre-release to broad distribution for applicants.
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Produced by U.S. pharmaceutical company Merck Sharp & Dohme, the rVSV-ZEBOV vaccine was trialed on close to 12,000 people in the west African country of Guinea.
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In New Zealand, a company called Perpetual Guardian trialed the four-day workweek and noticed its staff were happier, more creative, more punctual, and more productive.
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Cuomo said this therapy will be trialed only on critically ill patients first, to see if it's safe and effective, then rolled out to other patients.
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In New Zealand, one trust management company trialed a four-day working week over two months last year and found staff focus improved and stress decreased.
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Lindsay's team trialed their idea in Gambia, where they collected socks given to 600 schoolchildren ages 5 to 13 who did or did not have malaria.
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Just six devices are currently being trialed in a single neighborhood in Snohomish County, Washington, where they will deliver packages "in daylight hours" between Monday and Friday.
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Netflix, for example, has trialed a variety of ad formats to push its content over the years, including pre-roll videos, autoplaying trailers, teasers, and even screensavers.
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Winlevi, which is being trialed on both men and women, is a small molecule that penetrates the skin to reach the androgen receptors of the sebaceous gland.
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Reports have also been made of "drone-ports" being piloted in Rwanda later this year where drones will be trialed to deliver blood and other emergency supplies.
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Much of the talk at the Circuit de Catalunya on Thursday was about a proposed new 'halo' cockpit head protection device being trialed on Kimi Raikkonen's Ferrari.
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The housing scheme has been widely trialed throughout Italy as rural towns attempt to revitalize their communities and economies that have suffered at the hands of urbanization.
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According to local publication, Nice Matin, the devices are being trialed in Nice and will then go on to be tested in other towns in the region.
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Hours later, New York State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker confirmed the ventilator-sharing strategy is being discussed in the state, though it hasn't been trialed just yet.
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Siemens' eHighway technology has already been trialed and demonstrated in Sweden and California respectively and Sweden has also installed underground rails on one road that can recharge cars.
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The system, still a prototype, doesn't work perfectly — it accidentally damaged a box during the demo — but it's going to be trialed in warehouses in Japan this year.
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It is currently being trialed by the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) and operates in Rwanda, with plans to expand into China, the U.S. and the Middle East.
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The company is bringing to the flagship Gmail service many (but not all) of the features it trialed in Inbox for Gmail, and adding a few new ones, too.
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As a result, it has rolled out what is called regulatory sandboxes where a particular solutions can be trialed and its positives as well as negatives can be analyzed.
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Connectivity will first be trialed on the eastern half of the Jubilee line with the rest of the network joining by the mid-2020s, TfL said in a statement.
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The feature, which was first trialed in September this year, has been developed in partnership with Institute of Care-life, a Chengdu-based organization focusing on natural disaster warning.
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Cuomo said this therapy will be trialed only on critically ill patients first, to see if it's safe and effective, then rolled out to patients before severe symptoms appear.
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Xie says that the conversation interface that was initially trialed in the "little t" public prototype beta app will come to the main Twitter app in the coming months.
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The team trialed the test on 121 patients from Japan and 252 from Australia with varying levels of health, ranging from healthy to mild cognitive impairments or Alzheimer's disease.
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At first, he thought a standard poodle would the answer to her quandary, but none of the poodles he trialed had the temperament necessary to be a guide dog.
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Marriott Homes and Villas, which has been trialed in several European cities, will officially launch in May, as soon as next week, and will initially feature about 53,000 homes.
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For example, diamond producer De Beers recently announced that it had trialed the technology to trace the stones from the time they were mined to delivering them to a jeweler.
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The service, which the company worked on for the last two years and trialed with major firms like Beacon Capital, The Reliant Group, and Cortland Partners, is now generally available.
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Durban (CNN)A vaccine against HIV will be trialed in South Africa later this year after meeting the criteria needed to prove it could help fight the epidemic in Africa.
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Licensing of hand car washes and nail bars by Britain's anti-slavery body should be trialed to tackle the threat of human trafficking and worker exploitation, according to the LME.
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FIFA's solution was a set of five penalties for each side followed by sudden death, with shots alternating between the two teams, as had been trialed in Spain since 513.
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She now has 300 cooks ready to start work, having trialed the service successfully with 20 in the southern Libyan city of Sabha - among them 26-year-old Ekhlas Ekrim.
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The U.S. credit and debit card company has teamed up with U.K. start-up Rainbird Technology, which has developed the AI software to be trialed with MasterCard's staff in Britain.
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Notably, Postmates didn't set out to build its own robot as it first trialed other companies' robotics, signaling that it didn't find what it needed when dealing with outside firms.
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The offer, which uses AmRest Holding's PizzaPortal online platform for orders, is being trialed in Wroclaw and the company aims to roll it out to other shopping centers, Dean said.
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The project, which will be trialed in Tel Aviv, has the "potential to prevent thousands of pollution related deaths as well as alleviating greenhouse emission debt," according to Airy's founders.
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UK police have trialed a new tactic designed to disrupt the drug trade by remotely disabling dealers' phones, according to comments made by law enforcement officials during a recent police conference.
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The new plugin is now being trialed by a number of partners, including AdoreMe, Air France, Argos, Aviva, Bodeaz, Goibibo, Keto Mojo, KLM, Mermaid Pillow, Spoqa, Total Activation, Volaris and Zalando.
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UK-based neobank Monzo announced the launch of two business bank accounts that it trialed for the last 12 months and extended early access to for 2,500 business customers, per TechCrunch.
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The mid-tier miner trialed production of battery chemical nickel sulphate in December and January, said Chief Executive Peter Bradford, and is now set to send samples to potential customers and partners.
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The system, which also allows the referee himself to look at match-changing incidents on pitchside monitors, is being trialed by FIFA, who hope to use it at the 2018 World Cup.
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Menezes tells me that Microsoft first trialed these on-device neural translation with Huawei, which started including its homegrown AI co-processor in its Mate 10 and Honor 10 phones last year.
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Barclays said the system was only being trialed with a small number of employees, and that it was not designed to monitor how and when staff took breaks, as newspaper reports said.
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Earlier this year, Barclays trialed the use of smart contracts to trade derivatives, while a number of other major lenders have tested the use of blockchain technology to carry out cross-border payments.
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Support from financial institutions trialed bitcoin and blockchain-based services, and a general stability following new regulation in China, saw bitcoin return to the $25,0003 mark again at the end of last year.
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Therapeutics to be tried Five experimental drugs to treat Ebola virus disease, including ZMapp and Remdesivir, have now arrived in the country and will be trialed under strict experimental research protocols, Salama said.
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Buettner reverse-engineered a "Blue Zone" in rural Minnesota, and people there lost four tons of fatBuettner has successfully trialed this holistic approach in cities and towns across the US, with stunning success.
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Earlier in March, the company announced the launch of a four-wheeled autonomous delivery vehicle known as Domino's Robotic Unit (DRU) to deliver pizza to customers' doorsteps, but the service is still being trialed.
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Thousands of supposed witches (mostly women, of course), thought to have been practicing magic or making pacts with Satan, were being persecuted, trialed, tortured — many times into false confessions — and some were even executed.
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Alecensa, approved since 2015 in people with advanced ALK-positive non-small cell lung cancer who have failed on Xalkori, is now being trialed head-to-head against Pfizer's medication as an initial treatment.
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The rogue nation conducted its biggest nuclear test on Sunday, saying it used an advanced hydrogen bomb much more powerful and harder to develop than the simpler types it had trialed five times previously.
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It was Test Pilot that first trialed features like Containers, which became the Firefox Facebook Container extension, Page Shot for taking screenshots and the Lockbox app for iOS, the first non-Firefox Test Pilot project.
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She has trialed the service successfully in hometown Sabha, and says that 300 cooks are ready to start work when the app launches this month in Libya's second-largest city Benghazi, and the capital Tripoli.
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Productivity jumped 40% when Microsoft Japan tested a four-day working week in August, while New Zealand firm Perpetual Guardian found engagement levels rose when the company trialed a three-day weekend earlier this year.
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Blockchain's digital ledger technology is being trialed to protect children in Moldova, and workers in Coca-Cola's sugar supply chains, while Thailand has turned to satellites to tackle forced labor among fishermen in its lucrative seafood industry.
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The app, called Trips, is being trialed with a small group of testers, and will allow users to keep track of past and upcoming trips, while also making recommendations about tourist destinations, restaurants, local transportation options, and more.
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Among those who have already trialed the SDK is Shake Shack, which is testing a Square Reader SDK-powered self-service kiosk at its "Shack of the Future" in New York and a number of pop-up locations.
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The technology is currently being trialed at the JLR software engineering base in Shannon, in the Republic of Ireland, where several vehicle models — including the Jaguar F-PACE and Range Rover Velar — have been equipped with the smart wallet.
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"We are in agreement with Starboard that the customers' value proposition has eroded, and that a broad market test of a multi-price approach be trialed to evaluate potential sales and margin benefits," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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The streaming giant has already trialed the daily list feature in the UK and Mexico – a feature that viewers in both countries found "useful," according to a Monday blog post penned by its head of product innovation, Cameron Johnson.
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Finland had trialed the scheme, which promotes a universal welfare system in place of all existing benefit programs, but earlier this year said it would not extend the program and end payments to recipients at the start of 2019.
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"The pizza on a bus delivery service is currently being trialed in the Blackpool area of England, and we hope to be able to roll it out to other destinations in the future," Helen Tosney-Collins, spokeswoman for Domino's, told CNBC.
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As part of the country's wider measures to meet sustainability targets, it has also introduced glow-in-the-dark road markings, a move to reduce the need for streetlights, and trialed plans for on-the-go 'charging lanes' for electric vehicles.
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That's because the app is being trialed in Brazil only — tough luck if you live elsewhere and want to get it — although Android Police got hold of an SDK, which it said shows the app is devoid of some key features.
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The service, which is currently being trialed with Target employees ahead of a customer-facing pilot this summer, is designed to offer an easy way to shop online for household essentials which will arrive the day after you place your order.
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Public trash bins that run on solar power and double as compactors, allowing them to increase their capacity five-fold, are being trialed within the city's Smart Community Project -- an occupied "living lab" which acts as a mini-city within the city.
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"At Canalys, we would expect every large airport and transport hub to mix autonomous vehicles into the fleet of vehicles already used," he added, explaining that low-speed autonomous shuttles were already being trialed at transport hubs, campuses, resorts and large events.
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With that in mind, it seems the newly trialed blocking of dealers' phones was not a literal DDoS-attack, in which a target is bombarded with so much traffic that it ceases to function, but instead, as Nettleton tweeted, more of a "DDoS-style" tactic.
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P&G has already trialed this approach with its Tide Super Bowl campaign "It's a Tide Ad," which starred "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour sending up typical ads for cars, beer and perfume in a spot that had more than 5 million views on YouTube.
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Models the size of a flashlight or handgun have been trialed by US police departments, and a larger, more powerful version was designed by BAE Systems specifically for anti-piracy, which can be integrated with a ship's existing radar system so as it be semi-autonomous.
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If you bring a minor, you are briefly separated for a day or two, and then reunited, and then deported, but if you bring a minor and can&apost prove you&aposre related, the Feds will separate and investigate if you are a trialed trafficker or a human smuggler.
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It is already generating revenues by working with eight brands owned by one of the world's biggest CPG companies, and it is also being trialed by another major CPG behemoth (Turing is not disclosing their names publicly, but suffice it to say, they and their brands are household names).
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Netflix is going to start publishing daily lists of its 10 most popular shows and movies in almost 100 countries, including the US.The streaming giant has trialed the daily list feature in the UK and Mexico – a feature that viewers in both countries found "useful," according to its head of product innovation, Cameron Johnson.
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Aerial footage of a construction site for the Thomson-East Coast Line, an upcoming 43km line spanning the north and east of Singapore The LTA said drones are being trialed at 10 worksites on the upcoming Thomson-East Coast line, spanning from the north to the east of the city, where they are used to monitor work progress through taking photos and videos.
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The company trialed a version of this in front of the crowd at the Formula E race earlier this year in Berlin, and it says it's happy with the results, even if it's a far cry from the idea of 20 robotic cars fighting for space on a racetrack (which, to be fair, was an idea that has obvious challenges since the beginning).
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