pilot version
pilot version noun: a preliminary, functional, or near-final version of a product, software, or program launched on a limited scale to test its feasibility, before a full-scale release.
Noun
pilot version (plural pilot versions)
- A preliminary, functional, or near-final version of a product, software, or program launched on a limited scale to test its feasibility, before a full-scale release.
Forms of pilot version
| plural | pilot versions |
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Questions about pilot version
- What does pilot version mean?
- Pilot version means a preliminary, functional, or near-final version of a product, software, or program launched on a limited scale to test its feasibility, before a full-scale release.
- What part of speech is pilot version?
- Pilot version is a noun.
- What is the plural of pilot version?
- The plural of pilot version is pilot versions.
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