Sentences with phrase «open airspace»
Like the Tribeca space, this home by Keiji Ashizawa (pictured below) utilizes open airspace to compensate for limited floorspace.
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MH17 was flying just above that, in open airspace, when it was hit.
When your nipple is pulled into the tunnel part of the flange there should be open airspace around your entire nipple.
When your nipple is drawn into the tunnel of the flange, there should be open airspace around your entire nipple.
Hungary has nonetheless opened its airspace to NATO warplanes, and has allowed free access to its military facilities, including the air base at Taszar, used at present as a transfer point to the Balkans for troops and supplies coming from Germany.
Not exact matches
AirMap and Project Wing UTM systems successfully planned and de-conflicted flight plans within the same airspace using an open source, distributed, peer - to - peer system to perform a multitude of missions, including surveys and package delivery in close proximity.
The evacuated zone was extended somewhat on Saturday, but Icelandic airports remain open though airspace of 140 by 100 nautical miles above the volcano was closed.
This would open up large areas of airspace that would otherwise be closed during a volcanic eruption, which would benefit passengers by minimising disruption.
Join Abrons Arts Center at our Open Studios for the 2015 — 2016 AIRspace Residency Program.
Visual artists - in - residence Tamar Ettun, Meredith James, Lee Maida, Park McArthur, Lee Vanderpool, and AIRspace curators - in - residence Jess Wilcox and Wendy Vogel open their studios to the public for an afternoon to discuss current projects and works in progress.
AIRspace 2014 opens in conjunction with Hanna Schwarz: Please, organized by AIRspace curators - in - residence Jess Wilcox and Wendy Vogel.
The newly dubbed exhibition and open studio event, AIRspace 2010, highlights the work of the 2009 - 2010 artists - in - residence: Aisha Tandiwe Bell, Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Mikhail Iliatov, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Caitlin Masley, and Erika Ranee.
The beauty is that when someone opens a window or door and cold air is introduced to the interior airspace the warmth stored in the face of the block actually leaves the block to «attack» the cold air in the room or «lack of heat» so that your furnace doesn't have to kick on right away to warm the interior of the home again.