Sentence examples for depending on plane from inspiring English sources

The cost of a charter jet can range from $750 to $5,000 per hour depending on plane size and destination.

Companies like Jet Edge International will recruit passengers from around the world to rent your plane by the hour for between $2,500 to $6,500, depending on plane size.

More than in many other fields, its practitioners — conductors, singers, pianists and other instrumentalists — depend on plane flights.

Tumour volumes were also recorded by drawing regions of interest (ROIs) around the tumour on T2-weighted images in either the sagittal or coronal planes (depending on which plane the tumour was most easily visible) with reference to the b = 800 s/mm diffusion weighted images and corresponding ADC map and multiplying the summed area of the tumour ROI on each slice by the slice thickness.

Boeing's plan, which is not fully developed, is to keep planes alone in a circle with a radius of three to five miles; it would keep planes clear of a cone-shaped zone in front of each plane, the shape and direction of the cone depending on the plane's intended course.

Double-staple constructs exhibited the most consistent bending stability in all planes, while the plate fixation produced both the most and least stiff construct depending on bending plane.

Depending on the plane type, the number of seats could range from about 120 to 180.

The pitch between seats in coach class will be 31 to 32 inches, depending on the plane.

It was found that at Re ⩾ 250 the D3Q15 and D3Q19 lattices produced different results depending on the plane of the lattice with which the flow was aligned.

Depending on the plane symmetry group, the origin is either located at a point with a specific site symmetry (higher than the identity operation) or anywhere along a line where the site-translation symmetry combination is the same for each point on the line.

Generally speaking, getting to an altitude where you can breathe fairly normally takes between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on the plane's altitude when it depressurized.