Sentence examples for a reference pilot from inspiring English sources

This study suggested possible improvements to the traditional RWP design: an Innovative Raceway Pond (IRP II) was therefore designed, built and operated in parallel with a reference pilot RWP in a test site.

These aspects are discussed considering, as a reference pilot test case, the wind climate of five port areas in the High Tyrrhenian Sea, namely Genoa, Savona, La Spezia, Livorno and Bastia, studied in the framework of the European project "Wind and Ports".

Each grid contains a reference cell identifier in the form of a reference Pilot Number (reference PN for 3G WCDMA) or Physical Cell ID (PCI for 4G LTE) and its signal strength measurement value.

Moreover, these methods can be used as a reference for pilot manipulating during airdrop.

A deputy Russian prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, said the aircraft was working "impeccably" before the crash and suggested that "the human factor" — a reference to pilot error or a mistake by ground controllers — was likely to blame.

The cell identifier is the reference pilot number for 3G WCDMA or physical cell ID for 4G LTE.

A joint data-aided estimation algorithms for RCFO and SCFO are proposed in [15, 13], where reference pilot subcarriers are used.

Reference pilot symbols that are also known at the receiver nodes for the complete transmission are interleaved with data symbols, using comb structure for pilot assignment.

The reference pilot pressure command, produced by the brake distributor, is amplified by the relay in order to feed brake cylinders, using the leverage schematically represented in Fig. 4.

This article was amended on Thursday 26 March to remove a reference to the pilot's breathing "suggesting he had not lost consciousness".

Armand H. Jacob, an Airbus test pilot, said that the jolts and bumps measured by the plane's instruments, and preserved by the flight data recorder, showed that the crew would have felt some side-to-side bumping, but no cue "that would explain these large and abrupt inputs," a reference to the pilot's actions.