Sentence examples for course of the flight from inspiring English sources

The doll was just filled with air, but enough was allowed to vent during the course of the flight so as to prevent explosion".

Nonnapping pilots experience a 34percentnt decrease over the course of the flight.

Odds are good that a flight attendant will run those carts over my feet or into my knees several times during the course of the flight.

It cceurred to him that there really ought to be a book on the maestro and in tee course of the flight he worked out the form it should take.

Consider this striking example: When pilots get a nap of just 30 minutes on long-haul flights, they experience a 16 percent improvement in their reaction time, in contrast to a 34 percent worsening in reaction time among non-napping pilots over the course of the flight.

A short flight, but it was longer than Orville Wright's 12 seconds in 1903, which he described this way: "The course of the flight up and down was exceedingly erratic, partly due to the irregularity of the air, and partly to lack of experience in handling this machine". That pretty well describes my adventure.

So there was a lot of history and a lot of talent before Ed and I wrote "The Fight of the Felix" in 1970, a pun, of course on "The Flight of the Phoenix".

During the course of the flights, the pilot was set a task of flying at a set altitude (the 'target' altitude), but due to weather conditions or other obstacles the actual altitude of the plane can vary widely.

The precautions extend, of course, to the flight deck, although there is little unanimity about methods to protect flight crews and passengers once airborne.

In scenario B, the time courses of the flight behaviour of 'reactive' (see Methods) hornets were analyzed when they show the avoidance response to shimmering (Fig. 7).

The effect of simulating atmospheric turbulence on the flight of both types of object was also considered, and it was shown that if the gust wind speed during the course of the debris flight is used as the normalising velocity, the variations in trajectory, although noticeable, are not particularly large.