Sentence examples for control airplane from inspiring English sources

Formal verification has been successfully used to verify systems such as air traffic control, airplane separation assurance, autopilot, CPU designs, life-support systems, medical equipment (such as devices which administer radiation), and many other systems which ensure human safety.

I remember about a year ago, I saw a SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) tracking demo you did where you flew a remote control airplane at about 1000 feet and were tracking all the points of the farms and houses below.

If you choose to make a remote control airplane, it helps to know someone else who also builds and flies too.

This idea -- and the related one that men are prone to an atavistic violence and a desire for revenge, that they are hard-wired to seek power and control -- is diagrammatically illustrated with highly contrived subplots involving incest, blackmail, pornography and an out-of-control airplane loaded with hazardous waste.

Mr. REBACK: But it wasn't even in its day, it controlled airplane seats, right?

"He pitched basically a radio controlled airplane to fly as a target," says Tony Chong, Northrop Grumman's in-house historian, "A lot of people knew how to fly radio controlled planes back then.

We'll all be clamoring for that Saxondale/radio controlled airplane enthusiast look and all our girlfriends will be partying in ironic trouser suits or something that makes them look like they work in hospital administration in East Anglia.

Functions essential to public safety, like controlling airplanes, would continue, but many others would not.

The shelf above Braden's locker is a landing strip for several remote-control airplanes, including a few that take flight in the room, bystanders beware.

"He tournament-casts as another city boy might fly remote-control airplanes, and he casts with uncommon elegance — a high, slow backcast, perfect timing, and a forecast that straightens with precision," McGuane wrote.

"I grew up flying radio controlled airplanes" Bry, Skydio's CEO, tells me on a sunny day out on San Francisco's waterside Embarcadero.