Sentence examples for creating a plane from inspiring English sources

At the heart of Boeing's push was a focus on creating a plane that was essentially the same as earlier 737 models, important for getting the jet certified quickly.

At a meeting in January of the next year, James F. Albaugh, the chief executive of Boeing's commercial airplanes division, told employees that Airbus would probably go over budget creating a plane that carriers didn't really want, according to a recording of the meeting reviewed by The Times.

Nonlinear support vector machines are designed to make classifications by creating a plane in a space by mapping data to that higher dimensional input space.

Cover10 was calculated by creating a plane horizontal to the ground in the CHM at a height of 10 m aboveground, counting the number of pixels for which the CHM lies above the plane, and then dividing this number by the total number of pixels in the plot.

In this modified approach, instead of creating a plane between the tensor fascia lata (TFL) and the sartorius, the incision is based over the medial substance of the TFL to protect the lateral cuteneous nerve of thigh; the deeper dissection then reflects the TFL laterally to reach the plane between the TFL and sartorius.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Sequence of images describing the step-by-step process of creating a plane that precisely corresponds to the aortic annulus [17, 24]. a Thin-sliced axial reconstructions (0.625 mm for GE and 0.5 mm for Toshiba) are used to create standard coronal, sagittal and transverse plane reconstructions.

This creates a plane, which we'll then look at from behind.

We create a plane Delaunay triangulation of the set of points lying on the two tracks.

He created a plane with a sporty, futuristic look by mounting engines into recessed channels on each wing.

He watches for light reflecting off the blade's very edge -- showing he has created a plane he calls a "fil mort," or dead edge, necessary to sharpen the knife to its edge.

And, as Euler's successor, Carl Friedrich Gauss, was to discover, if you plot real numbers on one axis of a graph and imaginary ones on the other, you create a plane that represents both sorts of numbers.