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field trial

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field trial

Competitive trial of sporting dogs under conditions that approximate or simulate those found in the hunting field. Dogs representing individual breeds, or classes of breeds (e.g., bird dogs, spaniels, hounds), are judged on such factors as pace, range, keenness of nose, handling response, hunting ability, and game and gun manners.
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Shiseido Company, Ltd, and Fujitsu Limited today announced that as part of a project sponsored by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) of Japan, the companies will jointly implement a "futuristic department store" field trial in Japan from January 6 to February 12 to test the expanded use of RFID tags in department stores.
Mitsukoshi, Shiseido, and Fujitsu Collaborate in 'Department Store of ... by JCN Newswires
February 6, 2006) Genex Cooperative has selected nearly 40 herds to participate in its national, sexed semen field trial using Decisive semen gender sorted using Monsanto technology.
Genex starts sexed-semen field trials by Dickrell, Jim / Dairy Today
AspenBio is currently in the final phase of product development and expects to complete a large-scale field trial of the patent-pending test in July 2003.
Merial Limited, Duluth, Ga., and AspenBio Inc., Castle Rock, Colo., ... by Agri Marketing
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