Sentence examples for extended flying from inspiring English sources

The extended flying standard, known as ETOPS, originally stood for extended twin-engine operations and established a higher level of maintenance and operational reliability for twin-engine planes flying over the Atlantic Ocean.

This technology enables considerably extended flying time of the device (up to 4-h flying time), thus providing the possibility to shoot long videos without charging.

Now that the primary function of coalition air forces is to provide support for ground troops, a role that often requires extended flying over Iraq, the ability to refuel in flight is even more important.

We are still faced, therefore, with our basic problem: how does reduced nutrient intake modulate systems that extend fly longevity?

Interventions that extend fly life span are often associated with resistance to various stresses (Broughton et al., 2005; Clancy et al., 2001).

In support of this idea, we recently reported that overexpression of the fly PGC-1 homolog, dPGC-1, in ISC lineages is sufficient to preserve intestinal homeostasis during aging and extend fly lifespan [ 11].

Thus, rapamycin consistently extended fly life span in diverse genetic and cytoplasmic backgrounds and in both sexes.

Flying buttress, masonry structure typically consisting of an inclined bar carried on a half arch that extends ("flies") from the upper part of a wall to a pier some distance away and carries the thrust of a roof or vault.

But, he said, the only ways scientists found to extend flies' lives came with terrible trade-offs: either the flies had to starve or they could not have offspring.

Hence, trametinib acts specifically between Ras and Pnt to extend fly lifespan.

Research on Drosophila has demonstrated that different genetic manipulations and environmental interventions can extend fly lifespan [ 18].