The world's first helicopter restaurant is being trialled in London.
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A similar polymer called RISUG is currently being trialled in India.
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A drug recently trialled to bust these tangles was LMTM, by TauRx pharmaceuticals.
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Blockers have been trialled in the Netherlands since the 1970s and are completely reversible.
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When UK police previously trialled facial recognition tech, they fined people for covering their facesWhen the Metropolitan Police first trialled facial recognition technology in January 2019, a man was reported as having been controversially fined £90 ($117) after refusing to show his face.
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Ours has been trialled by our technology teams for use in an operational policing environment.
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In 2007, Chibanda trialled the Friendship Bench in three clinics in Mbare, with promising results.
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Similar technology has been used to invent vaccination patches that are now being trialled on humans.
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Partial root drying has been successfully trialled on a number of crops, including water-hungry rice.
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Typically any changes to the game's many and complex laws are trialled in a minor competition.
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A similar polymer called RISUG is being trialled in India and has proved effective in men.
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Hawk-Eye, used in the Premier League and Bundesliga, was chosen after various systems were trialled.
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Update: As ScreamingMustard points out, the Navy has trialled a system like this in the past.
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After it was trialled, it became one of the most successful orthodontic products in history. 9.
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When the Home Office trialled the idea in March, it picked 15 branches in knife-crime hotspots.
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He trialled Ebola vaccines during the 267 epidemic and his institute has one in development for Zika.
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The government has in the past trialled projects in Shenzhen before rolling them out across the country.
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Facebook even trialled a social payment feature in Thailand to explore the potential of social media commerce.
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It's the seventh time the Metropolitan Police, the UK capital's police force, has trialled facial recognition in public.
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That being said, WhatsApp in the past has trialled big updates to its apps in a similar fashion.
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The service is being trialled in Australia, but Griffin declined to reveal which airline(s) have partnered up.
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A heavily redacted report from the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) shows that two prisons have trialled IMSI catchers.
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The measures will be trialled for two years with regular follow-ups to assess the impact, the government said.
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The investment aside, it has an office in the city-state and it has trialled self-driving vehicles there.
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Facial recognition technology continues to be trialled by police forces in the UK despite warnings of high error rates.
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And in Portugal earlier this year, Uber also trialled an electric car service called Uber Green for three months.
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The company has already trialled hidden likes in seven countries: Australia, Canada, Brazil, Ireland, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand.
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The long-range drone being trialled, nicknamed the Little Ripper, looks much like a mini-helicopter and is battery-powered.
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The new stop and scan power is currently being trialled in West Yorkshire, with 250 mobile scanners issued to officers.
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Facebook is also making its monetisation scheme a fixture in its Level Up Program, which it trialled earlier this year.
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The KNVB trialled the device with volunteers at two clubs as a test run and said the response was positive.
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The project launches this week and will be trialled in Sainsbury's "local" stores, superstores, and through its online grocery service.
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Apple said it trialled the new repair program for a year with 20 businesses across North America, Europe and Asia.
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Comcast's data caps are currently being "trialled" throughout the country in a number of major cities, but they're not yet ubiquitous.
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A similar program is already being trialled in Russia, which will make cryptocurrency miners register with the government starting this year.
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The ITF has previously trialled on-court coaching at junior events and Haggerty said there was no discernible impact on results.
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The prototype, which has been trialled by a handful of market participants, will soon be rolled out to a larger group.
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A New York Times article details how the bot has been trialled in retirement communities (and welcomed by most of the residents).
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The OVObots will be trialled for one year, while the school has bought the Elias robot, so its use can continue longer.
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Influencer and YouTuber Alyssa Kulani, who has 677,000 subscribers on her channel, lives in Canada where Instagram has already trialled hidden likes.
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The drone is being trialled on court at Virgin Active's Collection Club in Northwood where it's controlled by a team of experts.
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It has been trialled in Germany's Bundesliga and Italy's Serie A this season and some English FA and League Cup games, among others.
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These include: While there is no definite way to prevent breast cancer, some risk reducing strategies for high-risk women have been trialled.
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Since 2014, the digital navigation system has been trialled in Pimlico and Euston tube stations in London as well as in Sydney, Australia.
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The boxes will be trialled for three months in Clackmannanshire and Orkney, and all Scottish newborns are scheduled to receive them by summer 2017.
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Using location data from Foursquare and Mapbox, Places is currently being trialled in three cities: Sydney and Brisbane in Australia, plus Santiago in Chile.
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M&S says the meetings — which were successfully trialled in its stores and offices last year — are not designed to provide therapy for attendees.
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Although the use of anticholinergic (blocks nerve impulses) and anti-inflammatory nasal sprays such as Atropine and Ipratropium have been trialled with some success.
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Among the food and drink items trialled on the shirt, Labfresh says ketchup, Sriracha sauce, red wine, and olive oil all pass the test.
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Alternatively, some anti-inflammatory drugs are being trialled in people with Type 2 diabetes (as well as other diseases linked to inflammation, such as Alzheimer's).
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Most intriguing of all those was revised suspension and components for an S-duct that were trialled during opening practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Under the solution being trialled, consumers have complete control over how their data is used, and the government does not receive or see consumers' data.
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Sainsbury's said it sees potential for Argos concessions in its stores, trialled in 10 over the last year and from selling Sainsbury's products through Argos.
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The $180,000 drone trialled this week, known as the "Little Ripper," has a high-definition camera that relays aerial footage to computers on the ground.
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Alibaba's Ant Financial affiliate launched the 'smile to pay' service in Hangzhou, the location of the company's global HQ, where it is being trialled with KFC.
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The company says the card works with all existing chip-and-PIN readers (no magnetic stripe-only terminals), and is currently being trialled in South Africa.
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The new services, which I understand have already been trialled for several months, are initially launching across 15 German cities including Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, and Cologne.
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That was the case when the senate trialled a new way of designing a program to improve the lives of refugees in the capital, she said.
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He also intends to follow up another single-person study which trialled ketamine infusions and CBT in combination, in the hope of enhancing the drug's effects.
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On Saturday it will have the chance to enshrine in law the video-replay protocols that it has trialled in a handful of domestic competitions this season.
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Chris Tuan, a University of Nebraska engineering professor, has created his own special mix of conductive concrete, currently being trialled by the FAA for use in airports.
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First trialled in the United States around World War Two, it is now discreetly used in more than 50 countries, from Mali to India and Puerto Rico.
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The Royal Foundation has funded the Mentally Healthy Schools website with an £800,000 grant, and it has so far been trialled in 50 schools across the country.
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"The connecting flights trialled in Rome Fiumicino, which has been up and running for a month, is going very well," O'Leary told a news conference in Dublin.
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Last year, Google trialled a more proactive approach, according to Mike Blumenthal, a Google top contributor and co-founder of Local U, a conference series on internet marketing.
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Mr Burns explains that World Rugby would never make alterations during a season, and that any proposed changes must be trialled at lower levels to assess their impact.
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A small patch is currently being trialled in Omaha by the FAA; if all goes well, the concrete would be integrated into a US airport for further testing.
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Billions of dollars are being funneled into large-scale solutions, trialled in cities and rivers countrywide, while government officials try to rein in polluters with strict new laws.
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The idea has also been trialled by the government of Estonia, the Guardian reports, and has been considered by the U.S. state of Vermont to track government records.
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These include an exoskeleton similar to those being trialled for factory workers, and a prosthetic arm device, officially named the "Third Arm," meant to make heavy machinery feel weightless.
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A resort in Chiba prefecture, south-east of Tokyo, trialled a drone-delivery service by Rakuten in May and June, sending balls and snacks to golfers on the course.
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From mice to people Hill's vaccine was recently trialled in humans, among 121 adults in Kenya, and was 67% effective in preventing malaria for eight weeks following the injection.
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Price fluctuations are now likely to be within the realm of 10-20 percent, rather than the quadrupling noted when new technology methods were being trialled, the note said.
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It'll be trialled initially in stores located in the states of Victoria and Tasmania, and if it's successful there it'll be rolled out to the rest of the country.
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They've been trialled so far with 100 employees and will be rolling out more widely from today, with an aim of having its whole staff connected in 18 months.
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Hofam and Webster started GrowUp's commercial operations at the Beckton site in March, having previously trialled the system on a smaller scale from a shipping container in nearby Stratford.
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Embention's drone prototype—so far trialled in Spain and awaiting approval for use in Ethiopia—comes in as a way to seed the wild populations with their sterilised brethren.
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Some people might find it overwhelming or whatever, but this is something that I've started from a long time ago, so I know what I'm doing—it's trialled and tested.
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Franchisees were promised by the company it had an "Australianised" menu, whatever that means, and that Quizno's had been trialled in the country for two years, when it had not.
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Lampalizumab, which was being trialled to treat a form of age-related macular degeneration, did not reduce changes in lesion area compared to a placebo after a year, Roche said.
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The European Tour trialled the concept on a single hole in the GolfSixes event at the Centurion Club in May and were happy with the feedback from players and fans.
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The seeds, developed over the past five years with funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, have been trialled by farmers in Algeria, Egypt, Malawi, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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The drug, which is already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, narrowly missed its objectives when trialled on patients with preserved ejection fraction heart disease, which affects 13 million people globally.
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Ann Cairns, head of international markets for MasterCard, told CNBC that biometric checks had been trialled in the U.S. and the Netherlands and will be launching them in the U.K. soon.
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The app developed for the trachoma survey is also being trialled for gathering information about other diseases on WHO's list, including schistosomiasis, yaws, soil-transmitted helminth infections and guinea worm disease.
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The new feature, which is being trialled in Australia, will let users pay to have their profiles appear among the first few to other users on the app for 30 minutes.
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The GM wheat, which has previously been trialled in greenhouses, produces higher yields as a result of more efficient photosynthesising—the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy to grow.
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Public road testing has become more challenging for driverless vehicles as software which controls brake and steering is trialled, unlike previously when people controlled breaking and steering and software the other functions.
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The Future Bus program is one way of dealing with this potential gridlock, and many of its key ideas (such as communicating with street lights) are also being trialled in the US.
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Shot clock, one of several innovations being trialled in Milan, displayed on electronic boards in the corners of the court counts down 22 seconds, allowing Chung to get himself organized in time.
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Facial recognition tech, including Amazon's Rekognition software, is already being trialled by police forces, and has been the subject of fierce opposition from civil rights groups, AI experts, and Amazon's own employees.
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The event, trialled at the European championships in Alkmaar this year, makes its world championships debut on Sunday in Yorkshire with national teams comprising of three male riders and three female riders.
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Barclays said the system was only being trialled 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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The Dashboard is being trialled in Colombia, Nepal and Senegal, where it allows ILC's local partners to collect data based on 30 core indicators, including monitoring legal frameworks and how laws are implemented.
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So only two albums in, but still wanting to express her creativity, she trialled a passion for food, cooking briefly on Celebrity MasterChef and operating a food truck in east London's Brick Lane.
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In five years' time he wants unmanned delivery vehicles called Loomo, currently being trialled by its robotics arm with Meituan-Dianping, an online-services giant, to account for over half of Ninebot's total revenue.
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And the challenge is still growing: across the range of company sizes, 35 percent more software gets trialled each year, with software budgets growing by 50 percent year-on-year for the past four.
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Based on selection by lottery—which Aristotle regarded as real democracy, in contrast to election, which he described as "oligarchy"—it was trialled in 2017 and won enthusiastic reviews from participants, officials and locals.
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The city's Roads and Transportation Agency announced in June that its autonomous aerial taxi (AAT) service will be trialled at some point between October and December, with aircraft provided by German aviation company Volocopter.
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With that said, Franke stressed the need to add new home services in a considered manner, revealing that not all of the additional verticals trialled by Helpling had made the cut — at least not yet.
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"These bike checks used the same type of equipment which the UCI trialled at the 2016 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Heusden-Zolder where a concealed engine was detected," the UCI said in a statement.
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Created by meal delivery company Deliveroo, the helicopter dining experience will be trialled for the first time in London, but will then by rolled out to Sydney, Hong Kong, and Edinburgh over the next two years.
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Whether or not any of the rule changes trialled this week ever become regular features remains to be seen, although the 25-second shot clock and shorter warm-ups were popular with players and fans alike.
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In 2015, Bao's team released a paper suggesting that ultrasonic proximity sensors -- already trialled on robots, to prevent them colliding with objects -- could be used to detect tiny tumors inside the body that human skin cannot feel.
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This is set to change as the International Football Association Board (IFAB) said it wants to see video assistant referees trialled by the 2017-18 season at the latest, at a meeting in Cardiff, Wales on Saturday.
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In Malawi, a scheme is being trialled where drones transfer blood samples to and from hospitals to speed up HIV diagnoses in infants, while Papua New Guinea transports samples from people with suspected tuberculosis to hospitals via drone.
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Toyota trialled its i-ROAD concept in Tokyo and Grenoble, France in 2014 to test its Active Lean Technology and get a sense of how people responded to using a compact electric vehicle in a car-sharing setting.
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For their study, the findings of which were published in Nature Communications Tuesday, the researchers trialled the technology on lambs delivered by caesarean section at a period of gestation equivalent to 23 or 24 weeks in a human.
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That makes particular sense in emerging markets like India, where the app is primarily focused, and Southeast Asia, where it was trialled, since most smartphone owners have prepaid SIM cards which take them offline when the credit is spent.
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In 2014, her team trialled an app, called iCrave, where they hijacked people's thoughts by asking them to do certain tasks -- such as imagining a forest, or a white horse --to interfere with the food they were imagining beforehand.
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The company is simultaneously announcing the launch of its first product, Deploit, what it claims is the world's first AI-powered genomic data analysis platform, and, says the company, is already being trialled by major pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
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So far the biometric card has been trialled at two locations in South Africa, with additional trials planned over the next few months in Europe and Asia Pacific, according to a spokeswoman, and a full rollout expected later this year.
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"We have trialled some different fresh food formats like salads and fresh baked goods, and the best of them, the ones the customers liked the most, we have started to roll out," Chief Executive Alison Brittain said on a media call.
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VIEW THE FULL 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP SCHEDULE HERE VAR (video assistant refereeing system) is making its debut at the tournament after being trialled in the likes of Serie A in Italy, the Bundesliga in Germany and the FA Cup in England.
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The use of the VAR system was approved earlier this month by the rule-making body IFAB, despite controversy in some of the competitions in which it has been trialled over the time taken to make decisions and lack of information for spectators.
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The tech itself has been two years in the making and has been successfully trialled in four countries, and Khanwala says the startup is ready to work with major retailers "to prove the clear value in rolling out our technology in their stores".
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As the market has developed, however, Just Eat has trialled using its own delivery riders in some key markets including Britain, while Deliveroo has started to work with restaurants that deliver their own meals, increasing the potential market, and overlap, for both groups.
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DeNA has had an automotive business for a while now, though, and now it's launching its first production vehicle in partnership with French driverless tech company EasyMile, which makes the EZ10 Robot Shuttle currently being trialled in a number of global projects.
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Earlier this month, a driverless car was trialled on Britain's streets for the first time as part of government efforts to create an industry which can serve a worldwide market which it estimates to be worth up to 900 million pounds ($1.1 billion) by 2025.
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The idea was trialled in London, at the Qantas London Lounge in Heathrow airport, and the company said it proved to be an effective way to allow more people to enjoy the lounge without affecting Qantas' business and first class travellers during peak times.
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To be clear, customers can use the software to legally monitor their children or employees—some of the alleged text messages appear to be written by children talking about issues at school, and one Mobistealth customer said they trialled the software while thinking about providing their child with a phone.
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LONDON — Driverless cars and a proposal to bring high-speed broadband in every household were among the main social reforms that featured in a speech outlining the government's legislative program read out in Parliament by Queen Elizabeth II. Legislation to enable autonomous cars, already trialled in the UK, is set to be introduced by the government.
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In the UK, treatment has advanced astronomically over the last few decades – contraceptive drug PrEP is currently being trialled by the NHS, while ART (antiretroviral treatment) suppresses the viral load of HIV positive people on medication to 'undetectable' levels, meaning they can't transmit the virus even through unprotected sex (you should always rubber up regardless, folks!).
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Trialled in 2014 and made permanent in January of this year, the pioneering scheme has seen sex workers able to operate in an industrial estate in the city's Holbeck district between 7 PM and 7 AM, and so far seems to be working out pretty well, despite calls for better street lighting, more CCTV, and extra policing.
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As well as seeking to spark clean tech startup activity directly, the Better Futures project will also target enterprises with support for 50 to develop innovations that have the potential to save green-house gas emissions, and support for 25 enterprises to design, develop and introduce new products to the firm — with up to 10 "new innovations" set to be trialled as part of the program.
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