Sentences with phrase «when at altitude»

Burning high sulfur jet fuel when at altitude might be one option.

Not exact matches

It's at these times when they're most at danger, as MANPADs are not effective at altitudes above 15,000 feet.

That overpressure, caused when the bomb detonates at a low altitude over its target, is designed to crush underground tunnels and bunkers like the ones often used by ISIS.

They are tall, taller than me, when he carries them up there at the 6» 5 ″ altitude, taking in the world from his angle.

From what other readers have shared, my recipes typically don't require any changes when baking at high altitude.

I was at a different altitude when it didn't work!

Love all your recipes, but sometimes it's hard for me to find all the ingredients over here in Mexico, I have a question for your Homemade vanilla pound cake, I've tried several pound cakes and when I place them in the oven they all colapse, we are at a very high altitude and can imagine that is the problem, might you have some idea that I could do so this doesn't happen, I would very much appreciate your help.

Any adjustments when cooking at altitude?

I was searching for help with Bette Hagman's bread recipes at high altitude when I came across your website.

(Note - it took an hour plus 15 minutes when I baked this at high altitude.)

Westlake et al. analyzed data from 41 flybys of Titan, some at altitudes of less than 1000 kilometers (621 miles) when Cassini dipped into the upper fringes of its atmosphere.

Thus, a liquid may also boil when the pressure of the surrounding atmosphere is sufficiently reduced, such as the use of a vacuum pump or at high altitudes

When the observatory went up in Washington state (there is also one in Louisiana), she stayed in the high - altitude desert in Hanford for days at a stretch to get the detector ready for data runs.

Microbes like syringae may also exploit ice nucleation to parachute down in raindrops or snowflakes, ensuring they do not remain stuck at high altitudes when swept up by storms.

During / the midmorning of March 21, they soared into the history books when their balloon, Breitling Orbiter 3, sped at 130 miles an hour at an altitude of 36,000 feet over an invisible finish line at 9 degrees 27 minutes west longitude in Mauritania.

The eruptions reach their peak approximately five hours later than expected, even when taking into account the 40 minutes needed for the erupted particles to reach the altitude at which Cassini can detect them.

Sonic booms have caused alarm and damage when they have been produced in isolated cases by supersonic military jets flying over thinly populated areas; to allow a new fleet of booming supersonic transports to pass over cities at low altitudes during operations near metropolitan airports is clearly impossible.»

Jet streams occur at very high altitudes — 30,000 to 40,000 feet — which is why they were not definitively identified until World War II, when pilots noticed intense headwinds during long - distance military missions.

That contrasts sharply with other ephemeral events at similar altitudes, which glimmer into being when electrical current travels upward from lightning clouds at altitudes of about 10 km.

When we talk of extracting wind energy, it's mainly from wind at an altitude of about 100 metres.

When population geneticist Andrea Manica and graduate student Marcos Gallego Llorente at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom analyzed the sequence, they found that the Mota man had brown eyes and dark skin, as well as three gene variants associated with adaptation to high altitudes; some peaks in the highlands reach 4500 meters, as high as the Matterhorn.

And ozone, which forms a beneficial shield against ultraviolet radiation when high in the stratosphere, is an efficient greenhouse gas when it appears at airliner altitudes — as it increasingly does, since it too is a by - product of fossil fuel burning.

When he died in 1969 at the age of 73, it was from a heart attack while hiking at an altitude of 9,000 feet in the mountains of Colombia.

With help from Hiroshi Tanimoto, PhD, and colleagues at the National Institute of Environmental Science in Tsukuba, Japan, the plane sampled at altitudes between two and three kilometers above Japan to avoid surface contaminants, and on days during the KD season when air currents originated only from northeastern China.

In this month's vodcast, see how smells travel up a shark's nose, some illusions that occur when we stare at ambiguous scenes and how altitude will affect this year's World Cup games

Wings also operate under drier conditions when they're at altitude; turbine blades near the surface are in the middle of winter sleet and snow.

When the lander jettisons its heat shield at a 1 - kilometer altitude, data transmission switches from an antenna on the shield to one on the lander.

They are typically generated at high altitudes by stratospheric mountain waves — when strong winds that blow over the tops of high mountains are driven up towards space.

In - flight ice forms at altitudes up to 7300 metres (24,000 feet), when the aircraft's surfaces hit supercooled water droplets suspended in the air.

According to CBS News and Spaceflight Now reports, the images were captured Monday when Juno soared above the 10,000 - mile wide anticyclone at an altitude of approximately 5,600 miles.

Einstein's theory states that time and space are not absolute but relative: time runs faster in high altitudes but slower at fast velocities, as can be measured in the mountains or with satellite clocks; and space can be curved by the gravity of large masses, as was proven in the 1919 solar eclipse when star positions near the Sun seemed to have «shifted», but in reality only the light rays had been curved by the Sun's mass.

Notice how your body and mind feel when you spend time at different altitudes, such as hiking in the mountains or walking on the beach, and allow these observations to guide where you spend your free time.

«When we buy organic olive oil in Spain, we tend to work with organic orchards who are located at a high altitude,» explains Kohlmeyer.

When I came back from my first stint at altitude I had lost about five kilos and was in the best shape I'd ever been in.

Additionally, when I'm out on my snowboard, I'm always at a high altitude and often outside for many hours at a time physically exerting myself.

Living in the midwest for 49 years then shifting to altitude and living at 8800 ft. these products soothed my skin when nothing would!

Torea Rodriguez: I had gotten into a cycling accident and pretty severe physical injuries and I had an emergency at altitude and was the only pilot on board to deal with that emergency, so there was a huge amount adrenalin that got pumped out that day when I was dealing with that — that actual emergency, and those 3 things all happened within months of each other.

I was getting hypoxic at very low altitudes at work and hypoxy is the term for when you are lacking oxygen at altitude and usually you'll feel hypoxic anywhere between 8,000 and 12,000 feet.

Your body will naturally shed water when you exercise, you're in hot environments, or you're at altitude.

Great for summer at low altitudes, suck out even when it cools to 10 degrees.

I discovered it because I also had to layer with another moisturizer when I'm spending time in the arid Colorado climate — although I'm at a lower altitude.

Retired Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, the former head of Australia's defense forces who now leads the multinational effort to find the jet and any sign of the 239 people who were on board when it disappeared March 8, reminded reporters Tuesday that «we don't know what altitude the aircraft was traveling at.

When used, Mario is transformed into Ice Mario and hurls Ice Balls at any ground or low - altitude enemies, freezing them.

The Cruze has already been using Opel's Delta II chassis platform since it first surfaced, but when we last tested the Cruze with its normally aspirated 1.8 - litre engine, it felt a little lacklustre and flat, especially at Johannesburg altitude.

When she and her husband had fixed fences on the ranch, it was the one thing she found comforting: At that altitude, there were no snakes.

That can be due to persistent low oxygen content of the pet's blood, as occurs or when your pet's circulatory system or lungs are failing or living at high altitudes.

Re my own comment # 369 above, a correction: Not only will the effective radiating temperature of the «stratosphere» described there decrease when opacity increases, as stated, but so will the skin temperature, with both now located at higher altitudes.

Large scale dust storms change the atmospheric opacity and convection; as always when comparing mean temperatures, the altitude at which the measurement is made matters, but to the extent it is sensible to speak of a mean temperature for Mars, the evidence is for significant cooling from the 1970's, when Viking made measurements, compared to current temperatures.

When I look at radiosonde data I do not see any support for propagation of high altitude temperature changes to the Surface.

The effects of very short wavelength UV on photochemical reactions in the stratosphere leading to heating at very high altitudes is something that is under appreciated in the climate science community but the meterologists would have likely let them know when to look for these affects.