Sentence examples for a typical pilot from inspiring English sources
Asked whether a typical pilot, without special training, could easily land a plane in circumstances like those faced by Flight 1549, Captain Hugues Van Der Stichel, vice president for experimental fight test at Airbus, said, "The answer is no".
Under the new contract, a typical pilot's monthly pay would immediately increase more than $1,500, based on the average pilot salary of about $158,500 last year.
Predicted deviations of the performance of a typical pilot hydrotreater from that of an ideal plug flow reactor are presented.
This study revealed that CAJ could serve as an inexpensive and abundant feedstock for fermentative OA production, the resulting model could be used in the design of a typical pilot plant for a scale up production.
One dimensional heterogeneous and pseudo-homogeneous model were simulated for a typical pilot plant scale fixed bed methanator processing 55 mol/h of CO (total molar flow rate of 310 mol/h) with inlet composition of H2/CO = 3, CO2/CO = 1, CH4/CO = 0.5 at 550 K and 1 atm.
The Man in the High Castle features a few of the typical pilot wobbles – an overreliance on exposition, a slight willingness to prioritise the cramming in of plot details over character development – but its grand vision and murky, stylised tone more than make up for it.
This paper further examines the emission trading practices in one typical pilot province and provides evidence and explanations of a non-competitive local trading market.
Four main catalytic hydro-processing technologies of light cycle oil (LCO) were investigated in detail under typical pilot-scale operations aiming to provide industrial analysis of oil quality upgrading and to meet the various end-use applications.
The two-hour pilot of "Dark Angel," shown on Oct. 3, was budgeted at $10 million, twice as much as a typical two-hour pilot.
Known as iTEC (for interoperability Through European Collaboration), the trajectory-based system was developed by Indra with air-traffic providers in Spain, Germany, Britain and the Netherlands as part of the Single European Sky initiative.In a typical flight, a pilot may climb, descend, change course at various points and speed up or slow down numerous times.
A typical use of the pilot ion method is described in the Additional file 1. Explicit means by which voltammetric signals can be quantified using the pilot ion method have not been provided in the literature.
