Sentence examples for cockpit concept from inspiring English sources

The Organizational Cockpit concept emerges as a strategic management system, in near real time, as an attempt to explain and communicate the organization's strategy at all levels.

Besides the exterior design, which I think succeeds in being attractive as well as properly engineered for electric efficiency, I also like the cockpit concept, which uses two large touch screens combines with a digital instrument cluster display to create what Jaguar called a "flightdeck" for the driver.

Two decades after the introduction of the sterile cockpit, several anecdotal and descriptive accounts of hospitals applying aspects of the sterile cockpit concept began to appear.

The nose door and raised cockpit concepts would be carried over to the design of the 747.

Nonetheless, the concept of closed cockpits is unlikely to go away, especially in the wake of Wheldon's death.

It featured a number of innovative concepts including a cockpit mounted on top of the engine, directly behind the propeller, and wing-mounted autocannon that could be adjusted on the ground to fire level or depressed 23° to allow the aircraft to strafe ground targets while remaining in level flight.

The e-tron dashboard is an evolution of the floating virtual cockpit first introduced on the TT concept four years ago, then inside the flagship A8 and A7.

The obsession that the French company Bell & Ross has with performance machines has led it to copy the look of fighter plane cockpits and has even spawned a concept motorbike.

A big concept grew out of this research, Cockpit Resource Management.

The consortium's next airliner, the A310 (entered service in 1983), introduced many new concepts, among them a two-pilot cockpit (in which the duties of a third crew member, the flight engineer, were performed by computers) and extensive use of composite materials for the airframe.

With the XL1, a concept version of which appeared in 2011, the cockpit has been widened to allow driver and passenger to sit more or less side by side.