Sentence examples for change of altitude from inspiring English sources
Onward and no change of altitude.
Change of altitude, it is suggested.
A more common form of radio altimeter, better suited for measuring rate of change of altitude, transmits waves continuously and derives the height from the phase difference between the transmitted signal and that reflected from the ground.
This latest mission helped World View show that it can manage those changes successfully, and it also marks the first time any high-altitude balloon has managed a controlled change of altitude while operating in the stratosphere.
The driving mode was a steady ground speed of 70 mph (speedometer reading) or about 113 km/h, looking for flat sections of road to eliminate error due to the change of altitude.
We refer to these as altitude functions to provide an intuitive sense of their analytic role: if some measure of "altitude" is low on the CSS and high on an SSI, and if the expected rate of change of altitude along system trajectories is nonincreasing, then it is unlikely for trajectories to reach this SSI from the CSS.
This means the air traffic controller can create a "conflict free" plan for each aircraft which requires fewer changes of altitude and thrust, making flights smoother, faster and less polluting.
The aircraft was descending steadily, and there had been no abrupt change of speed, altitude or direction.
Whether the air parcel keeps on rising depends on how rapid its adiabatic cooling rate is relative to the change of temperature with altitude in the surrounding atmosphere.
The few procedural details a team spokesman could release were largely in line with standard approaches to mitigating the effects of altitude: Change eating habits (less, more often); drink particular juices in recovery mode; and schedule the training camps and preparatory games at ever-increasing elevations to acclimate.
