Sentence examples for course indicator from inspiring English sources
In 1892, Battenberg invented the Battenberg Course Indicator, a relative velocity analogue computer device used by seamen to determine course and speed to steer for changes of position between ships.
Of course, indicator creep places an unnecessary burden on those collecting routine data at the local level.
The other big on-course indicator, say Futch and Munro, is the amount of socializing players need.
Determine which radial you are on by turning the OBS (Omni Bearing Selector) knob until the CDI (Course Deviation Indicator) needle is centered and you have a FROM indication.
Thus, both HSIs were set incorrectly, which along with the course deviation indicator hinted that the plane was being blown to the left and needed to adjust course to the right.
The aircraft was required to maintain the assigned heading of 220 degrees, until it could receive the signals from Bethel, then it could fly direct to Bethel, as instructed by ATC, by centering the VOR "to" course deviation indicator (CDI) and then engaging the auto pilot in the VOR/LOC mode.
On a range of indicators from volatility to the spread between investment and high-yield debt, conditions in capital markets today bear a striking resemblance to the peak of the credit boom in 2007.Of course these indicators mainly reflect the low-interest-rate environment in developed world markets.
A secondary objective was to examine associations between the pre-admissions criteria and years 1 and 5 course performance indicators.
To investigate the relationship between FPG and the severity of H1N1 pneumonia, we used SaO2 on admission and the hospitalization course as indicators.
Following this, all pre-admission measures and course performance indicators were standardized to z-scores (mean = 0, standard deviation = 1) for the purpose of analysis.
Table 4 therefore shows the independent associations which each of the three pre-admissions criteria had with the composite course performance indicators, both before (upper rows) and after (lower rows) adjustment for socio-demographic confounders.
