Sentence examples for challenging flight from inspiring English sources

It is still a relatively challenging flight plan for a young man who has never, as far as anyone knows, received any pilot's instruction.

Tests against a conventional PID-based auto-throttle illustrate the current controller's superior robustness under challenging flight conditions (turbulence).

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A bird's flapping produces a downdraft that pushes on the lorry's floor with a force, on average, the same as the bird's weight.In this section University challenge Flight details Fear to tread Higher water mark Correction ReprintsThat simple explanation, though, did not satisfy David Lentink, an engineer at Stanford University.

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All sorts of adjustments are needed to make sense of earlier data and produce a complete record.In this section University challenge Flight details Fear to tread Higher water mark Correction ReprintsDr Hay and her colleagues have come up with a new way of doing this, reported in this week's Nature.

Ibrox was never going to be a hostile environment for Inverness, with a meagre home crowd of only 15,208 and Rangers entering the game as the team that had to prove itself capable of challenging top-flight opponents.

A10 Passenger Flights in Iraq Iraq sent domestic passenger flights into areas patrolled by American and British warplanes, challenging the no-flight zones it considers infringements on its sovereignty.

With the Scottish League One champions on their way to the Championship next season, McCoist admits his side have "a long, long way to go" if they are to eventually challenge top-flight teams such as Dundee United.

The Independent's experts here give their nominations, players who have, in their own, often unfussy way, played significant roles in either keeping their club in the top flight, or challenging for honours.

Rangers midfielder Nicky Law says the Ibrox side are the most hated team in Scotland as he asserts his belief that they will soon be challenging in the top flight.