Sentence examples for dark aircraft from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 shows corresponding data for the dark aircraft at the largest size.

In his report, Howell noted that the greatest threshold distances occurred for negative contrast (dark aircraft against a bright sky).

From the cranes at Tilbury's port, you could see the glass and steel facades reflecting the space in between them; after dark, the aircraft warning lights on the roofs crowded the night in a thicket of blinking red.

He added, "The skies are not going to be dark with unmanned aircraft.

This time we're in Helsinki for the annual Slush conference, where 15,000 people wander around what appears to be a dark, laser-lit aircraft hangar full of startups stalls, while squinting at a map which has helpfully been printed in 4 Point on a black background.

G. Bruce Hedlund, a pilot for 19 years with a major airline, recalled once being in the cockpit after a takeoff on a dark, cloudy day when the aircraft suddenly burst through the clouds into a bright blue sun-washed sky.

The discovery and isolation of radium in uranium ore (pitchblende) by Marie Curie sparked the development of uranium mining to extract the radium, which was used to make glow-in-the-dark paints for clock and aircraft dials.

(c) About a ten-billionth of the diameter of an atom.6 What are Predator, Dark Star and Heron?(a) Unmanned aircraft.

A life-size silhouette of the aircraft lies inside a dark stone circle surrounded by 170 broken mirrors, each one representing someone who died.

The initial livery was a dark blue line extending across the aircraft along the windows and covering the tail section.

The crash crowned a dark spell for American Airlines, which lost two aircraft and several hundred passengers and crew in the September 11 attacks.