Sentences with phrase «of the aeroplane in»

Dr Arturo López Ariste, another member of the team, adds: «The overall effect is similar to the trail of an aeroplane in our skies: the aeroplane travels horizontally at a fixed height, but we see that the trail starts above our heads and ends up on the horizon.

Possibly so; but, in view of the recent extensive and successful use of the aeroplane in European maneuvers and, also, of the fact that other nations are spending many millions of dollars for aeronautical purposes, it might not be unwise for our Congress to depart from its usual policy of economy by appropriating a million dollars to enable the army and navy to fully test this new arm.

Not exact matches

@sheetiron — the difference is that our «faith» in brakes and aeroplanes is based on empirical eveidence that they exist and work (most of the time).

Irrelevant but personally changing question that I have found - In certain areas of the rain forests in South America there are tribes that have never seen a person from the outside world in thousands of years and have only in the last couple of years been discovered by aeroplanIn certain areas of the rain forests in South America there are tribes that have never seen a person from the outside world in thousands of years and have only in the last couple of years been discovered by aeroplanin South America there are tribes that have never seen a person from the outside world in thousands of years and have only in the last couple of years been discovered by aeroplanin thousands of years and have only in the last couple of years been discovered by aeroplanin the last couple of years been discovered by aeroplane.

These minions had landed and chose to remain Like the descent from the sky of some great aeroplane, With a master of systems who lovingly led, By the lure in his eye and the White of his Head.

I recall hearing a sermon in which the preacher told how «miraculously» he missed his aeroplane and thus God saved his life — because otherwise he would have been the victim of an air disaster.

More than 20 million packets of wobbly Aeroplane Jelly are enjoyed in homes across Australia each year.

A Click - and - Go installation, memory buttons for one hand removal from pushchair, easy - in - harness and headrest / harness adjustment and aeroplane approved are just some of the great features offered by the Maxi Cosi Pebble Plus.

However, if you are the type of individual who likes to follow through a step - by - step process, the car seat comes with a small instruction booklet containing about 16 pages of illustrations on how to use the car seat in different settings - in the car using either the seatbelt or an Isofix base, on your stroller or the aeroplane.

The coffee mornings stop, the soft play venues are quiet and facebook feeds are filled with pictures of cuddly new babies meeting family for the first time, toddlers running around on grass and the classic shot: child - in - an - aeroplane - seat (additional expat cachet for business class).

The selling point for many families heading off on their travels is that the nano 2016 is not only freestanding when folded, but is also small enough to fit into the overhead compartment of an aeroplane locker and therefore your little person can stroll right up until you sit in your aeroplane seat!

In his book Modern India 1885 - 1947, the Indian historian Sumit Sarkar wrote: «As early as August 15, Linlithgow had ordered the use of «machine - gunning from air» against crowds disrupting communications around Patna, and aeroplanes were used also in Bhagalpur and Monghyr in Bihar, Nadia and Tamluk in Bengal, and Talcher in Orissa.&raquIn his book Modern India 1885 - 1947, the Indian historian Sumit Sarkar wrote: «As early as August 15, Linlithgow had ordered the use of «machine - gunning from air» against crowds disrupting communications around Patna, and aeroplanes were used also in Bhagalpur and Monghyr in Bihar, Nadia and Tamluk in Bengal, and Talcher in Orissa.&raquin Bhagalpur and Monghyr in Bihar, Nadia and Tamluk in Bengal, and Talcher in Orissa.&raquin Bihar, Nadia and Tamluk in Bengal, and Talcher in Orissa.&raquin Bengal, and Talcher in Orissa.&raquin Orissa.»

What is one minute a seedy strip club in New York's Chinatown is instantly transformed into the cabin of an aeroplane or the sterile claustrophobia of a Beijing police cell.

I call on the Libyan authorities to protect the safety of all foreign nationals and provide necessary assistance to the British Government, including providing the necessary permissions and clearances for our ship and aeroplane in order to allow us to secure the same departure of our citizens from Libya.

He pointed out that he was in a different area of the studio to the sceptics, adding: «Unfortunately it meant that therefore I couldn't fire any paper aeroplanes at Paddy Ashdown.»

Over the course of about 7 minutes, it slowly dropped in pitch, rather like the sound of an aeroplane flying past (www.theslowdown.notlong.com).

An international team of researchers has scanned and digitized 2 million records from pioneering aeroplane radar expeditions that criss - crossed the frozen continent in the 1960s and 1970s.

FAR from the aeroplane - sized craft that are the face of cutting - edge warfare, a much smaller revolution in drones is under way.

McDermott and his team travelled by aeroplane, car and canoe to reach the remote villages of the Tsimane» people (pronounced «chee - MAH - ney»), an indigenous society in Bolivia's Amazon basin at the foot of the Andes.

Once PHA has decomposed into PBO, it remains strong enough to support the structure of the aeroplane and remain stable in temperatures of up to 900 °C.

CURTISS FLIES — «Aero Club of America members and others interested in aviation made the trip to Hammondsport, N.Y., to witness the flight of the Aerial Experiment Association's third aeroplane, the «June Bug,» on the Fourth of July, for the Scientific American trophy.

Early versions of this technique were used to join pieces of aluminium jewellery and to weld parts of aeroplanes from the US in the Second World War.

Particles of the new material could be incorporated in a paint to shield sensitive equipment in medical areas, labs, or aeroplanes from the effects of high - speed wireless communications, says Ohkoshi, who adds that the paint would be relatively cheap to make because aluminium and iron are abundant materials.

Much as you can infer the existence of a motorway from an aeroplane at night by studying the pattern of lights below, neuroscientists can now map neural connections from the water traffic in the brain.

At this time the aeroplane was started and run along the ground for 300 or 400 feet, in traversing which distance it attained its usual speed of about 30 miles an hour, and quickly ascended into the air to a height of 12 or 15 feet.

On account of the sharpness of the angle of advance presented by the forward planes it is impossible to obtain any higher speed when the machine is in the air, as the great air resistance encountered by the aeroplane when flying at so sharp an angle consumes the entire horse - power.

In view of the above - mentioned facts, while giving to M. Farman the credit for first publicly demonstrating that it is possible to fly in all directions, both with, against, and across a light wind, we nevertheless wish to recall to the aeronautical world the fact that to America belongs the credit of producing the first successful motor - driven aeroplane, and that to such men as the Wright brothers, A. M. Herring, and Gustave Whitehead — men who under the tutelage of Lilienthal and Chanute, have begun with gliding flight and gradually worked their way forward to the production of a self - propelled aeroplane in all its details, including the gasoline motor — belongs the real credit of having produced the first successful heavier - than - air flying machineIn view of the above - mentioned facts, while giving to M. Farman the credit for first publicly demonstrating that it is possible to fly in all directions, both with, against, and across a light wind, we nevertheless wish to recall to the aeronautical world the fact that to America belongs the credit of producing the first successful motor - driven aeroplane, and that to such men as the Wright brothers, A. M. Herring, and Gustave Whitehead — men who under the tutelage of Lilienthal and Chanute, have begun with gliding flight and gradually worked their way forward to the production of a self - propelled aeroplane in all its details, including the gasoline motor — belongs the real credit of having produced the first successful heavier - than - air flying machinein all directions, both with, against, and across a light wind, we nevertheless wish to recall to the aeronautical world the fact that to America belongs the credit of producing the first successful motor - driven aeroplane, and that to such men as the Wright brothers, A. M. Herring, and Gustave Whitehead — men who under the tutelage of Lilienthal and Chanute, have begun with gliding flight and gradually worked their way forward to the production of a self - propelled aeroplane in all its details, including the gasoline motor — belongs the real credit of having produced the first successful heavier - than - air flying machinein all its details, including the gasoline motor — belongs the real credit of having produced the first successful heavier - than - air flying machines.

By Farman's recent successful flights in a circle, the record of the Wright brothers made in this country over two years ago has in this respect been duplicated; but there are many other points to be considered when one reviews the practicability of aeroplane flight.

Upon the return of the newspaper correspondents and photographers from North Carolina, considerable more information was obtainable regarding the recent flights made by the Wright brothers in testing their aeroplane than has hitherto been available Unfortunately, not one of these men is a qualified technical observer, for which reason we are little better off for details than we were before.

The Wright 30 - horse - power aeroplane in flight above the North Carolina coast, in a drawing prepared from descriptions by observers of the experiments.

From developments in recent maneuvers, it is safe to predict that, in the next great war, the initial battle - clash will be between squadrons of scouting aeroplanes and that many a deed of devotion and daring will inspire the pen of the future historian.

With a swiftly moving and, probably, zig - zagging aeroplane, it will be much more difficult to plot speed and direction and lay ahead than in the case of a battleship.

However opinions may differ, the rapid development of the aeroplane for military and naval purposes, especially in Europe, behooves us to consider it most seriously in the problems of seacoast and canal fortification that now confront us.

It is evident that, if an aeroplane should be moving on a level with the apex of the trajectory considered and in the vertical plane containing the trajectory, with a velocity equal to the horizontal component of the muzzle velocity, and should, at the apex, drop a projectile of the same weight, size and shape as that of the mortar, the projectile thus dropped would take the identically same path and strike with the same velocity as the mortar projectile.

Each velocity of the aeroplane and each height will, when substituted in the above equation, give a different triangle and, consequently, a different value for the angle, a. Substituting for every possible height and every possible speed will give a series of values for this angle which may be easily tabulated.

An aeroplane operating against armies in the field would, therefore, probably use shrapnel, an explosive shell filled with hundreds of bullets and equipped with a time - fuse in such manner that it can be exploded above bodies of troops on the march, supports, reserves, wagon trains, camps, etc. shrapnel is considered one of the most effective projectiles used in modern warfare, and it does not require a military expert to imagine the havoc it would work on a body of troops en masse.

An aeroplane in close quarters would probably drop smoke bombs to obscure the enemy's vision, on the principle of the cuttlefish.

In order to solve the equation above given, it is necessary to know v, the velocity of the aeroplane with respect to the ground.

In fact we are being bombarded from ALL angles by toxins every day, many of which we have no control over such as traffic pollution and aeroplane fuel.

Please forgive me: Life is like a hurricane here in Duckburg Race cars, lasers, aeroplanes - it's a duck blur You might solve a mystery or rewrite history Duck Tales, Oo - oo Tales of derring - do, bad and good luck tales, oo - oo

Old fashioned flying machines adorn the Lolli Living Aeroplanes Fitted Crib Sheet in an irresistible array of vintage colors

Aviation Safety Officer, Saran Udayakumar that in cases of emergency the best dating landing pages crew only have 90 seconds to evacuate the aeroplane.

The lovingly hand - crafted feel of the old - fashioned aeroplanes and the pilots» paraphernalia is immensely detailed, making even the most ridiculous of machines feel grounded in reality.

Thus, stray cats are in fact evil creatures capable of killing in an instant, and aeroplanes are nothing more than toys moving overhead.

For example, with the aeroplane one we purposely let these students in the first instance design... it was one of their first engineering projects and they designed the plane to see how far it could go, etcetera.

While they filled this in and made their own passports, we set up a classroom as an aeroplane with aisles of chairs, a security checkpoint and a departure board.

From birth, a baby will quickly recognise the pitch of its mother's voice and we soon become immune to, and oblivious of, the daily rhythm and sound in our lives - birdsong, dogs barking, ringtones, car horns, police sirens, aeroplanes, trains, alarms, drills - the list is endless.

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Simon Charlesworth tells the story of The Filton Flyer, the two Bristol 406S coupés, one factory - bodied and the other by Zagato, that bracketed production of the last model built by the Bristol Aeroplane Company / In this month's Auto - biography, Matthew Bell travels to Guernsey to meet the motoring historian and prolific author, Nick Georgano, best known for creating definitive encyclopaedias of automotive manufacturers / During WW1, Herbert Austin owned a Hudson Super Six and is known to have taken inspiration from it for his own Austin 20.

In Declaration of Independents, Kit Foster looks at the turbulent post-WW2 history of the independent manufacturers who were treading a different path in an American car market dominated by Ford, GM and Chrysler / Sir George White Matthew Bell visits the scion of the family that founded the Bristol Aeroplane Company and Bristol Cars in this month's Auto - biography / When world - famous novelist Agatha Christie disappeared in December, 1926, she left behind one important clue: her beloved Bullnose MorriIn Declaration of Independents, Kit Foster looks at the turbulent post-WW2 history of the independent manufacturers who were treading a different path in an American car market dominated by Ford, GM and Chrysler / Sir George White Matthew Bell visits the scion of the family that founded the Bristol Aeroplane Company and Bristol Cars in this month's Auto - biography / When world - famous novelist Agatha Christie disappeared in December, 1926, she left behind one important clue: her beloved Bullnose Morriin an American car market dominated by Ford, GM and Chrysler / Sir George White Matthew Bell visits the scion of the family that founded the Bristol Aeroplane Company and Bristol Cars in this month's Auto - biography / When world - famous novelist Agatha Christie disappeared in December, 1926, she left behind one important clue: her beloved Bullnose Morriin this month's Auto - biography / When world - famous novelist Agatha Christie disappeared in December, 1926, she left behind one important clue: her beloved Bullnose Morriin December, 1926, she left behind one important clue: her beloved Bullnose Morris.