Sentences with phrase «certain altitude»
The phrase "certain altitude" means a specific height above the ground or sea level. Full definition
* All plans are different and may require an upgrade to include trekking at certain altitudes.
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What all these Calabrian varieties have in common is that they thrive in this particular climate characterized by a certain altitude, ocean air, and lots of sunshine.
When aircraft takeoff from Fort Drum and reach a certain altitude, pilots and sensor operators at Hancock Field take over the controls.
And check this out: The Mini RC has built - in air pressure sensors which allow you to set it to hold a certain altitude.
«Maybe they are not really surface structures, but tenuous clouds of hot gas at a certain altitude,» he says.
Virgin Galactic's model includes a mother ship — the WhiteKnightTwo — which is an airplane that takes off with the rocket - powered SpaceShipTwo attached and releases the spacecraft at a certain altitude.
Once you reach a certain altitude, the glider pilot releases the towline and you ease back to terra firma.
If you want to climb into windows of a certain altitude, you hold both triggers.
«I was struck by the fact that, at a certain altitude, there were a lot of dark grey trees, mostly firs, and also meadows of a lively green.
Firstly, the satellites can not measure the near - surface temperatures but only those overhead at a certain altitude range in the troposphere.
Since space is mostly empty, when the ionizing radiation from space encounters the very dense atmosphere of the Earth it is steadily absorbed until very little of it is observed beyond a certain altitude.
DVO») adopted in early 2003 and later modified in order to prevent overflight over German territory below a certain altitude at specified times.
The Supreme Court ruled that the skies above a certain altitude were a public highway.