Sentences with phrase «flight systems etc.»

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Electrolytes etc. etc. but the PharmaGABA really, really turned off the fight or flight nervous system and all the sudden I felt much better.

As someone who has traveled a lot during my career, I've always been amazed at a plane's temperamental gadgetry as, in addition to the above examples of how a plane could blow up if my Kindle was on while taxiing during takeoff, but the plane's equipment automagically becomes stronger during flight because the flight attendants always come over the PA system when we land — and are taxiing — that it's ok to turn on my cell phone, Kindle, etc..

It is divided into two areas: the sympathetic system, which is responsible for generating changes during a fight or flight situation (such changes include increased circulation to muscles, increased heart rate, pupil dilation etc.) and the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for maintaining the body's status quo.

The specific work elements of an aerospace engineer are: developing anionic systems, finding ways to develop efficient engines, collecting and analyzing flight testing information, supervising the assembly of an aircraft, writing technical manuals or reports, aircraft maintenance, etc..

Ι did testing, troubleshooting, and repair of ECM systems and repair of all interior flight panels and indicators (ECM Panels, ECS Panels, Left Console Panel, Lights Panels, INU, VSI, Altimeters, etc..