Sentence examples for development of air from inspiring English sources

The development of air travel subsequently increased Karāchi's importance.

These two planes symbolize different views of the development of air travel.

The F.A.A. used to dominate the development of air traffic technology, but "the old in-house, development-type approach these days takes so long," Mr. Belcher said.

Darwin received a stimulus from the development of air services during the 1930s and from its use as a fueling and military base in World War II.

In addition, some United States officers have contended that the development of "air mobility" in South Vietnam, which General Westmoreland cited as one of the United States' military achievements there, was less valuable than it seemed.

But the Channel was breached nearly 100 years ago, when Bleriot flew across it, in 1909, and the development of air transport has made it an obstacle no more imposing than a hopscotch court chalked on the pavement.

(Dick Wolff was a mechanical engineer; his father, Alfred, was a pioneer in the development of air-conditioning in the late 19th and early 20th centuries).

This is an important improvement, because during so long a period sea conditions can easily arise that would allow a submarine to escape or force submarine hunters on the surface to disperse, but the development of "air-independent propulsion" (AIP) using fuel cells has brought even greater improvement.

In this paper, a review on recent development of air-to-air heat and mass recovery technologies has been presented.

Fish evolution and the development of air-breathing did not end with the appearance of the first amphibians, but has continued to the present day.

The development of air-breathing cathodes, which utilise atmospheric oxygen, enables the construction of lightweight, high energy density metal-air batteries and fuel cells.