Sentence examples for Sensitive airspace from inspiring English sources

Sensitive airspace over Convoy routes and near Scapa Flow were also inappropriate places to launch OTUs.

He said "geofencing" around airports – pre-programming drones to avoid sensitive airspace – appeared a possibility.

In the middle of a federal no-fly zone for drones, in some of the most sensitive and restricted airspace in the United States, technicians working with Duggan recorded nearly 100 drone sightings over two months last summer.

"It is clear that airspace change is a sensitive issue for the communities around the airport".

"Iraq recognizes they don't control their airspace, and they are very sensitive to that," General Caslen said.

In fact, Fox's technology is already being adopted by prisons around the U.S. and, indeed, anywhere airspace usage can be considered sensitive.

Therefore, a histological method of measuring airspace enlargement that is specifically sensitive to the presence of the largest airspaces is desirable for detecting such a disease state.

The next generation of variable-wing bombers, such as the U.S. B-1 and the Soviet Tu-26 Backfire, were designed to avoid more sensitive electronic warning systems by penetrating enemy airspaces at extremely low altitude.

We emphasize that D2 does not provide information about the actual airspace geometries; rather, it simply offers a more sensitive metric of airspace enlargement.

It is also imperative to note that both airport and airspace resources can be better allocated when policies made are sensitive to the characteristics of attributes considered.

CONCLUSION: MR imaging of gas-phase (129 Xe emerging in the pulmonary airspaces after intravenous injection has the potential to become a sensitive and minimally invasive new tool for regional evaluation of pulmonary perfusion and gas exchange.