Sentences with phrase «stay airborne»

His ability to stay airborne at any time returns, plus a lot of his moves from his Darkstalkers 3 iteration have remained intact.

Gentle puzzles and hidden scraps of material that extend your fluttering scarf and let you stay airborne for longer provide the only traditional gameplay elements to be found in this adventure.

These modes ask you to do various ridiculous things like sneak past robot sentries, run over demons in hell and fuel your vehicle with their souls, stay airborne by bouncing off of groovy flowers, and even controlling a giant spider - tank and wreaking havoc on Chicago.

The gunboots aren't powerful enough to launch you vertically, but you can use them to stay airborne and attack enemies below.

It just won't be as much of a relief once you know that the helicopter isn't going to stay airborne long enough to do your team any good.

These stay airborne, contaminating the air, and is readily transmitted to dogs that inhale the same air.

According to Bonnie Eiche a spokeswoman for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation «They are so small that they can stay airborne for a long time and because they are sticky, they adhere to walls, clothing, and heating and cooling ducts.»

It loves to stay airborne, making attacks a little trickier than other battles, but a well - placed flash bomb or a shot from your slinger can bring it down to earth.

These incidents appear unrelated, yet they share a tragic similarity: the pilot of each plane believed his flight control systems would automatically prevent the aircraft from stalling or flying too slowly to stay airborne.

With help from mid-ocean air currents, frigatebirds can stay airborne for up to 63 days — and it seems they're able to snooze while soaring

A flapping craft would have two main advantages over planes and helicopters: It could stay airborne over a wide range of speeds and would be more maneuverable, achieving both without sacrificing aerodynamic efficiency.

In this way, the birds can quickly do a down stroke once they get through to help stay airborne.

The breakthrough could in theory allow flying drones to stay airborne indefinitely — simply hovering over a ground support vehicle to recharge — opening up new potential industrial applications.

How long your drone will be able to stay airborne is a function of several factors, most importantly battery life.

But it could stay airborne by mimicking fruit flies, which can keep flying even after a catastrophic loss of limb.

The Stratofortress has the ability to stay airborne for a longer duration, has capable sensors to identify targets, and carries a wide variety of bombs «attacking everything from vehicles to large - site targets,» according to Col. Daniel Manning, deputy director of the Combined Air Operations Center.

Facebook plans to use the aircraft, which can stay airborne for up to 90 days at a time, to beam down Internet signals to people in remote areas of the globe as part of the company's mission to make the world more connected.Photo: Courtesy of Facebook

Facebook plans to use the aircraft, which can stay airborne for up to 90 days at a time, to beam down Internet signals to people in remote areas of the globe as part of the company's mission to make the world more connected.

The huge aircraft will be able to stay airborne for as long as five days and can be used to deliver aid or for surveillance.

Col. Daniel Manning, the deputy director of the Combined Air Operations Center, last year noted the Stratofortress» unique ability to stay airborne for a long duration.

The remainder stays airborne, warming the planet.

• Airborne residence time measures how long a MOLECULE of CO2 stays airborne before it is replaced by another CO2 molecule.

Not exact matches

If you are nursing, stay away from insecticides (especially in airborne forms such as aerosols or coils).

You also probably know some tricks for minimizing your exposure to airborne irritants, like keeping your home vacuumed and dusted, and staying indoors on high - pollen days.

Cats who stay indoors are just as affected by these airborne triggers as those who spend time outdoors.

Keeping the new bird in a separate area will help make sure that any airborne illnesses stay away from the pet you already have, and will allow you time to safety... MORE observe the bird for any outward signs of sickness.

Aspen also isn't quite so airborne, meaning it stays in the cage instead of on your carpet.

New data show that the balance between the airborne and the absorbed fraction of carbon dioxide has stayed approximately constant since 1850, despite emissions of carbon dioxide having risen from about 2 billion tons a year in 1850 to 35 billion tons a year now.

The reality is that the author of the head post of this thread foolishly conflated two very different things — the length of time that an average CO2 molecule stays in the air (airborne residence time), and the length of time it takes the elevated CO2 concentration after an injected pulse of CO2 to decay to the pre-pulse concentration (pulse decay time, or e-folding time).

Sadly, you have conflated the average time that an individual CO2 molecule stays in the atmosphere before being replaced (called airborne residence time) with the time it takes the CO2 concentration to return to pre-pulse values after the addition of a pulse of CO2 to the atmosphere (called e-folding time or pulse decay time or atmospheric lifetime).

«That portion that stays in the atmosphere — that's called the airborne fraction,» said Trevor Keenan, one of the report's authors, «has reduced by about 20 % over the last 15 years.»

Ostap Rudakevych and Studiolindfors would let people stay close to home in airborne soalar powered homes, tethered above their former community in a floating layer of provisional housing.