Sentence examples for aviation controls from inspiring English sources

Technical details are a bit slim but it appears to have two screens, one for aviation controls and the other for live views, all powered by Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Chances are that this Boeing-sponsored build isn't up for sale, but feel free to drop MotoArt a blank check and maybe they will build one for you too.

The flight is expected to give critical information about how Orion jettisons parts of the rocket as it goes up; how aviation controls and computers function; and how electronics hold up in deep-space radiation.

They [Sky Cruises] have all the documents from all the civil aviation control.

Close to $40 billion must be being spent on a revolutionary new aviation control system.

"The helicopter lost communication with aviation control centre a short time after it left Vientiane Capital with four crew members and 19 passengers on board," the report said.

"D was the last category," explains Minarcin, who says the radio code used by Hanoi aviation control was easily cracked because the Vietnamese were using captured American coding machines.

In late 1977 and early 1978, while analyzing daily flight schedules listed by Hanoi's civilian aviation control, Minarcin came across references to special flights scheduled from various locations in Vietnam, including, he realized, areas where earlier intelligence had indicated American prisoners were held.

"This is being taken very seriously by air control and aviation authorities around the world," said one Western diplomat here.

For years, it has been official Gov ernment policy in this country to spend endless billions of dollars on highways, airports (which are tax‐free), an air control system and aviation research and development.

Preemptive approach is more suitable for critical machine control systems such as aviation, nuclear control systems, etc. c) Replication: In replication mechanism a job is replicated over multiple compute platforms in which replicas are executed in parallel.

The Malaysian government agreed to buy back a controlling stake in the money-losing Malaysian Airlines System, from Naluri, an aviation company controlled by the industrialist Tajudin Ramli, for 1.79 billion ringgit ($471 million), or 8 ringgit ($2.11) a share.