Sentence examples for flight gaps from inspiring English sources

We describe results of accelerator testing of GAPS prototypes, tentative design concepts for a flight GAPS detector, and near-term plans for flying a GAPS prototype on a balloon.

To Keep Flying or Not When Mr. Obama decides what to do about space, he might also decide to narrow NASA's five-year flight gap simply by flying the space shuttles past the Bush administration's 2010 deadline.

The Obama transition team, in meetings and requests for information from NASA, contractors and others with a stake in the process, has asked whether increased financing can narrow the five-year flight gap by speeding development of the new spacecraft.

"The idea came up after we worked on quadrotor flight through narrow gaps," said PhD candidate Davide Falanga.

It also said it would beef up stop-gap flight restriction rules on drones by expanding a 1km flight exclusion zone around airports to circa 5km.

In another post-Gatwick development, it is planning to beef up stop-gap flight restriction rules by expanding the current 1km flight exclusion zone around airports to circa 5km.

In another post-Gatwick development, it is planning to beef up stop-gap flight restriction rules by expanding the current 1km flight exclusion zone around airports to circa 5km.

But the flight records reveal some gaps in Musk's self-assessment of a ceaselessly "excruciating" year.

The troubles have many causes: rising pension costs, high debt payments for past borrowing that papered over budget gaps, a flight to charter schools and a block-grant formula for state aid that has fallen behind enrollments, which have increased 5,000 a year between charter and traditional schools, according to Mr. Hite.

Layovers are shown as gaps between flight legs.

John M. Logsdon, a space policy expert and the author of "John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon," said there had been gaps in human flight before, especially after Apollo flights ended in 1975 and the first shuttles flew in 1981.