Sentence examples for cockpit environment from inspiring English sources

Considering all the features packed into the cabin, the cockpit environment is commendably clean and uncluttered.

"We have to find some compromise between the cockpit environment of present spacecraft and the luxury of a hotel," he told John Noble Wilford of The New York Times early in 1969.

Pilots are trained to communicate their concerns openly, she said, "to make sure that a junior pilot feels comfortable challenging a senior pilot and to make sure the senior pilot welcomes feedback in a cockpit environment from all members of the crew and considers it".

In my 21-year career as an airline pilot, I developed a very high regard for a congenial cockpit environment and did my best to foster one, but the nice guys and gals should be selected from those who have the "right stuff".

The canopies make it a bit easier for the guys working in the cockpit environment, or with electrical equipment, to escape what is literally like having a shower.

The fire spread and intensified rapidly to the extent that it degraded aircraft systems and the cockpit environment, and ultimately led to the loss of control of the aircraft.

The OS is branching out from Android Auto to take over tasks related to cockpit and environment controls, and Google will have two test vehicles on site to show off what that looks like, with initial partners Audi and Volvo.

"The cockpit was a totally unfamiliar environment for him," he added.

In Egyptair 990, which crashed on Oct. 31, 1999, as the board delicately put it, "questions still remain as to the exact environment in the cockpit prior to the upset".

Unlike the relatively controlled environment of a cockpit, it may be unrealistic or even misguided to completely eliminate interruptions in complex medical environments that rely on intercommunication for patient care (Durso & Drews, 2010; Rivera-Rodriguez & Karsh, 2010).

Unfortunately, visual heterogeneity reduces feature contrast (Humphreys, Quinlan, & Riddoch, 1989; Nothdurft, 1992), and in a cluttered, dynamic environment like the cockpit, even events designed to be highly salient can go undetected (Nikolic, Orr, & Sarter, 2004; Steelman, McCarley, & Wickens, 2013).