Eli might well be a vampire – she drinks blood, can't bear daylight, flies without benefit of jetpack – though that word never appears in the play.
Prosecutors said he was snatched in broad daylight, flown from an American air base in Italy to a base in Germany and then on to Egypt, where he asserts that he was tortured.
In daylight, flies impaired for both olfactory and gustatory perception (Poxn-pRes; Or83b2) and thus relying only on visual cues, initiated courtship fairly reliably (Figure 3A) and rather quickly (M8) (Figure 3B; p = 0.042 and p<0.001 compared to Poxn-SuperA and Ore-R controls).
By the first sign of daylight, the flying fortresses were on their way.
A view of Cape Town, South Africa, on Google Earth appears to show a remarkably clear daylight UFO, flying above a mountain.
In daylight, Lindbergh flew low, often less than 100 feet above land or water, where pilots at the time supposed, incorrectly, there was a cushion of air making flight easier and smoother.
By D-Day the Eighth Air Force was using 70 airstrips and 200 bases, mainly in Norfolk and Suffolk, flying daylight missions over Europe while the RAF took to the skies by night.
With the threat of Egyptian air power curtailed by Anglo-French strikes against Egyptian air bases, the B-17s began flying daylight operations.
The sweat bees made an orienting flight very similar to those used by bees active in daylight before they flew off.
Most new cases of white nose syndrome are discovered during the winter, when the bats display symptoms of the disease like flying outside during daylight hours or are observed in caves to have fuzzy white growths around their snouts and on their wings.
