Sentence examples for climbing phase from inspiring English sources

NASA's Generic Transport Model encountering hazard gust wind in climbing phase is taken as an example to verify the system's feasibility.

Generally the measured grand-mean intensity variations of PWV values are in climbing phase in 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2015 years while sliding phase in 2013 and 2016 (Fig. 10b).

The controls of the tidal volume were measured at 14 altitudes in the climbing phase and six in the descent phase.

Understand the mechanics of the climbing phase.

The winch controller has to coordinate the tether reeling with the aircraft motion, and the aircraft controller has to stabilize the attitude and carry out a straight-line climbing phase.

As defined by the International Civil Aviation Organization, typical engine thrust during landing is 30%, as compared to 100% for takeoff and 85% for the climbing phase.

That she's still in the early climb phase of her career says more about the intricacies of country radio playlists and the seemingly limited spaces available to young female singers not named Taylor or Carrie than about her songs, many of which are great.

The highest NO x emissions are found in the climb phase followed by the cruise and descent phases.

Efficiency during the climb phase can have a significant effect on the capacity of the electric aircraft propulsion system.

This paper focuses on the climb phase, because predictions are much less accurate in this phase than in the cruising phase.

The main source of nitrogen oxide (NO x ) is usually the climb phase, while the mean total flight emissions are calculated as 6 to 8 kg of HC, 60 to 75 kg of CO, and 28 to 31 kg of NO x.