Sentence examples for decision height from inspiring English sources
noun
The height at which a pilot must decide whether to land on the runway or to perform a go around maneuver.
Larger commercial airports, on the other hand, must also operate in the hours of darkness and under instrument meteorological conditions (IMC), when horizontal visibility is 600 metres (2,000 feet) or less and the cloud base (or "decision height") is 60 metres (200 feet) or lower.
The WAAS System Performance Analysis Report indicated that during the June 22 23 it was observed a reduction in Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance (LPV) and Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance to 200 ft decision height (LPV200) coverage provided by WAAS in the continental US (CONUS), Alaska, and Canada (Wanner 2015).
The council upheld Montgomery's decision on height of a hedge at 1724 Ocean Way, which he based on a recommendation by the city's landscape consultant.
Decisions on height and design passed through this committee.
Important metrics describing the state of the current stand that affect thinning decisions include height, stand density (stocking), tree diameter at breast height of 1.4 m, volume, basal area and green crown height (Reukema 1975; Emmingham and Green 2003).
But elevating one decision to totemic height is to misunderstand the relationship between the economy and policy.
Zoran Djindjic, who has led the opposition campaign, said the court decision was "the height of cynicism and yet another fraud".
So did their supposed opposition to "judicial activism". This decision is the height of activism: federal judges relying on the Constitution to tell elected local officials what to do.
In this case, a herder contemplating a decision at the height of cattle rustling would be likely to face both risk and uncertainty.
Ma partly blames his decision at the height of the financial crisis to hire 5,000 employees that he says the company didn't need and probably didn't adequately train.
Senator John Cornyn, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee and a past supporter of Specter, said the decision "represents the height of political self-preservation".
