Sentence examples for complicated flight from inspiring English sources

The flight test results demonstrate that the UAV helicopter is capable of carrying out complicated flight missions autonomously.

Curtis Martin, whose complicated flight from the Patriots to the Jets was engineered by Parcells and caused a rupture in a New England running game that is only now being repaired, said that playing against the Patriots would be special even if they played eight times a season.

"They learn because they're exposed to more and more new data". How long will it be before an automated agent can master a complicated flight itinerary, diagnose an intractable computer problem or carry on a dialogue about the vagaries of the stock market?

Among the features are a chronograph and rotating slide-rule bezel that allows pilots to make complicated flight calculations just by looking at the wrist.

Further complicating this flight necessity, that is, depth perception, high clouds had moved in and I now had ZERO sky reference.

11 The loss of functional capacity of the cardiovascular system, which complicates space flight, occurs over ten times faster than it does during the course of aging on Earth.

So it seems to me that the issue was more complicated than a flight's being stranded merely because of customs problems, and that the airport had no contingency plans to handle an unanticipated arrival at night.

"John Carter's" journey into Redbox kiosks may be as complicated as a flight to Mars.

The aircraft was not popular aboard ship as "it was so big and cumbersome that it complicated any other flight operations the ship was required to conduct".

Their first concern was that the pain was somehow related to his cancer, or the chemotherapy and radiology he had undergone, and that it had been complicated by the long flight or the high altitude of the city.

Boeing and SpaceX were awarded contracts, but they have both now discovered that something as complicated as human space flight takes longer than expected, and they too are not ready at the expected time.