Sentences with phrase «from aircraft»

The body is made from aircraft aluminum so you know it's really strong.

Studies on the effects of CO2 emissions from aircraft on radiative forcing require only a knowledge of total emissions.

This is due to its construction from an aircraft aluminum.

The forest looks pretty much the same everywhere from an aircraft at 1000 feet and a small team below the canopy is very difficult to spot.

As airports expand and air services increase, more and more homes are exposed for large parts of the day to a persistent background noise from aircraft.

The Moto Z offers a premium metal design, crafted from aircraft - grade aluminium and stainless steel, with a slim 5.2 mm profile.

About 15 per cent of emissions from all civil flights come from these aircraft, and at least half their emissions issue straight into the stratosphere.

This is useful for sensors that can not be deployed with a guaranteed orientation, such as those dropped from aircraft.

They have been wondering if the increase they were seeing of the trails from the aircraft flying over had anything to do with it.

The aircraft are equipped with long - range sensing systems that can detect oil spills up to 30 km away from the aircraft's flight path.

If these requirements are all met, a manufacturer or distributor can be held liable for a personal injury or wrongful death claim stemming from an aircraft accident.

Human activity like footsteps, car and truck traffic, and sounds from aircraft also cause arches to move.

We are also prepared to help pursue claims against manufacturers of aircraft and aircraft components in dangerous and defective product cases stemming from aircraft accidents.

It's also possible for a part to fall off of or be pushed from an aircraft.

Just walk from your aircraft arrival gate to the hotel.

And there are people complaining on social media about the sound from that aircraft overhead.

Scientists could carry out studies from aircraft, but they don't provide the same global coverage as a satellite.

They've also gotten better at plugging real - time data into the model from the aircraft that fly into the hurricane to collect information on conditions inside the storm.

I grabbed him about 200 yards from the aircraft That was a close one.

By our departure time, the plane was full and the jet way had been detached from the aircraft.

This presented a unique opportunity to study the effects... Comparing changes in the daily temperature range showed that the absence of dimming from aircraft pollution alone made a marked difference to the temperature.

Furthermore, emissions from aircraft contribute to about 3.5 % of total radiative forcing (a measure of climate change) from CO2 and other greenhouse gases (GHGs).

These rings are precision made from aircraft - grade aluminum.

For instance, it does not address rising emissions from aircraft and shipping, which are not covered by the protocol.

The chemicals are either fired up from the ground or dropped from aircraft.

Once you're on the ground it's a short walk from the aircraft to the main airport building (which isn't much larger than an average sized shop).

Now, Mulley and one other former OIG employee have come forth with allegations that the inspector general's office buried the critical Byron report and dropped an investigation into whether the NRC is relying on outdated methods to predict damage from an aircraft crashing into a plant.

The region has also seen a rise in high - tech militarization, with rapid development in areas ranging from aircraft carriers and submarines to cyber-espionage; this is likely to further increase due to the 2011 US «pivot to Asia» and military surge.

The new Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge have a full metal inside, made from aircraft grade aluminum with Gorilla glass 4 on the front and the back with the metal frame holding it all together.

«And, we have gained even finer detail in some parts of the crust, such as beneath Australia, where measurements from aircraft have mapped at resolution of 50 km [30 miles].

This temperature photograph taken from an aircraft shows fumaroles, the hot steaming vents that indicate the mountain is still rumbling, as white - lipped spots in the central plug of the volcano.

The «Squawk on the Street» crew talk about United's Oscar Munoz's letter defending the airline's action over treatment of a passenger who was forcibly removed from the aircraft.

Taking inspiration from aircraft technology, an available new Head's - Up Display (HUD) projects a virtual image onto the windshield, enabling the driver to keep his or her eyes on the road using a system of mirrors combined with a TFT LCD display.

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Laser dogfights in the sky may not be such a long way off, after a megawatt laser weapon was fired from an aircraft for the first time.

The images are created by point data from aircraft equipped with LIDAR (think RADAR, but with lasers).

While the economy cabin is absolutely nothing to get excited about (10 - across seating in the non-MCE section makes it extremely tight and I would actively book away from this aircraft if flying in Economy) the business class cabin is a different story.

Born from an aircraft manufacturer's postwar diversification, the one - time national icon is now sputtering into oblivion.

From aircraft piloting to taking photos of U.S.presidents, here's how the Inc. 30 Under 30 class of 2017 spend their spare time.

WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters)- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday said greenhouse gases from aircraft endanger human health, taking the first step toward regulating emissions from the domestic aviation industry.

This averages the sound energy monitored from all aircraft noise events in a certain area over a 16 hour period each day (0700 and 2300).

WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters)- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans as soon as Friday to determine whether carbon dioxide from aircraft endangers public health, a first step to regulating emissions from the aviation sector, sources familiar with the rulemaking process said.

Given the increasing availability of aerosol composition data collected from aircraft, the team expects that their approach can be successfully applied to improve understanding of a wide range of sophisticated processes and phenomena related to aerosols, including how properties evolve with time and the dynamic interactions between aerosols and clouds.