Sentence examples for airspace through from inspiring English sources
With the Olympics being held within 30 miles of the U.S. border there are already numerous areas where security is a shared responsibility, such as our pre-existing shared responsibilities over airspace through Northcom.
The Air Traffic Management (ATM) system provides a safe, economical, efficient, dynamic and integrated management of air traffic and airspace through the collaborative integration of humans, infrastructure (technology and facilities) and organisations.
Living in a poorer neighborhood may result in higher rates of recent TB transmission because of shared airspace through population density and lack of ventilation [ 26].
To meet this challenge in the U.S., the FAA is modernizing the national airspace system through NextGen.
Several investigations indicated that the exposure to CS significantly induced the destruction of the alveolar wall and airspace enlargement through lung inflammation, oxidative stress and apoptosis [ 38– 42].
The authorities ban travel through airspace when the density of ash in the atmosphere is enough to damage jet engines.
British aviation officials extended the closing of British airspace at least through 1 p.m. local time on Friday, meaning that only authorized emergency flights would be permitted.
The 298 people on board MH17 had no connection to the fighting – their international flight was simply travelling through airspace above the battle zone.
When it reached the ambulance with no body, the truck paused, "Taps" sounded, and five police helicopters passed overhead through airspace that was not there nine months ago.
At Newark International, my father, among a crew of five, could be in radio contact with eighteen to twenty flights an hour, weaving them through airspace stocked with seven hundred and fifty to a thousand aircraft.
It seems inconceivable every single passenger switched off every single electronic device, and all of those devices remained passive as they flew through airspace with mobile phone towers seeking acquisition of mobile signals.
