Sentence examples for construction of a jet from inspiring English sources
This is indeed a cumulative, step-wise (and hence "progressive") process, as is the construction of a jet airplane, as Darwin carefully explained in using artificial selection to set up his argument for natural selection in Origin of Species (1859), yet it is anything but random.
In 1962 the British Political Agent noted that "Many new houses and blocks of offices and flats are being built... the Ruler is determined, against advice [from the British] to press on with the construction of a jet airport.
This part of work relates to strength/stiffness restoration of damaged composite aircraft that becomes more important as composites are used more extensively in the construction of modern jet airliners.
Here I had gathered with the assembled notebooks, microphones and cameras for the announcement of a $2.8 billion expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the construction of the Jets' football stadium with an exhibit hall on the West Side of Manhattan when I noticed somebody passing out the requisite news releases.
By year's end, plans call for the paving of miles of dirt road, expansion of the local airstrip to accommodate commercial jets and the construction of a cafe, a restaurant, an Imax theater and a visitors' center over the entrance to the Skywalk.
Lydd Airport on Romney Marsh will now be able to press ahead with the construction of a 294-metre runway expansion for passenger jets and a new terminal building.
China's military buildup in the South China Sea – including the construction of a 3km runway capable of supporting fighter jets and transport planes – has become a major source of tension between Beijing and Washington.
Tisch is taking an active role in the construction of a stadium that the Giants and the Jets are building together, and he is pondering ways to inject the Giants and their games with electricity befitting a team representing New York.
Woody Johnson today voiced his strongest preference yet for the construction of a domed stadium on the West Side of Manhattan to house the Jets after the team's lease at Giants Stadium runs out in 2008.
Previous authors have conjectured that this situation may arise because of a "jet disorder" phenomenon.
