Sentence examples for airspace with a from inspiring English sources

With some central ventilation systems, a specialist may try to plug unused airspace with a foam that hardens, similar to a substance used to provide extra insulation.

Oh, and then the 49ers nearly charged back and won the thing until their play-callers lost their senses and Harbaugh the younger lost his marbles and Joe Flacco pierced the nation's airspace with a perfectly timed profanity.

I am sorry to say that with the importation of what will be tens of thousands of drones, by both US military and by commercial interests, into US airspace, with a specific mandate to engage in surveillance and with the capacity for weaponization – which is due to begin in earnest at the start of the new year – it means that the police state is now officially here.

Axial CT-image in lung window setting a shows a subpleural cystic airspace with a mural nodule with somewhat thin, bandlike morphology.

"Do you redesign the airspace around the technology or do you redesign the technology to fit the airspace?" With a missed slot on a Heathrow runway costing its owner £500,000, Nats cannot afford to slow down.

Of course, the Obama campaign may have calculated that disappointing Israel's more dove-ish trends was something they could afford to do, so long as they didn't exit the country's airspace with a problem among hardliners.

He said the drone had "entered our country's airspace with an aim to gather information because there is no other justification".

EU transport ministers meet today to discuss awarding state aid to an industry that suffered heavy losses from the unprecedented shutdown of airspace, with an overhaul of regulations also on the agenda.

Coincidence or not, on the same TV show in which he banished the aviator's name, Chávez accused the US of violating Venezuela's airspace with an unmanned spy plane.

"For these drones to operate and share the airspace with normal aircraft, a lot of work has gone into legislation and airspace management – there are no precedents, we are creating something from scratch," says Nsengimana. "Most countries have legislation for drones that remain visible.

Of most consequence, however, is that such a prohibited area would be useless, because a jet entering such airspace with the intent of an attack would be, in relatively few seconds, upon its target.