A U-shaped curve was observed between the power and flight velocity in many birds, which is consistent to the theoretical prediction by aerodynamic models.
The risk seems to be concentrated among those people seated within two rows of infected passengers with symptoms, which is consistent with in-flight transmission of other respiratory infections.
Also, there is evidence that the walking patterns of some ants, beetles, grasshoppers and spider mites may exhibit a scale-free or fractal property [11] [13], which is consistent with optimal Lévy flight searching patterns.
He said debris was scattered over a 13-kilometer area "which is consistent with an in-flight break-up".
Muqaddam said the crash occurred 23 minutes into the flight, when the auto-pilot was still engaged, and debris were scattered over a wide area extending for 13 km (8 miles) "which is consistent with an in-flight break-up".
Furthermore, their interdependence becomes negative for most of the 39 countries during crisis periods, which is consistent with the definition of flight to quality.
During the Subprime Crisis the short-term government bond markets are negatively correlated with the stock markets in the same countries during the, which is consistent with the definition of flight to quality.
The dominant cycle of these elements was a 0.18 sec cycle, which is consistent with the dominant cycle of flight in European shags.
"Cassada" naturally brings to mind the best of Antoine de Saint-Exupery, a writer to whom Mr. Salter has been compared before, especially the Saint-Exupery of "Night Flight" (in which we find the phrase, "We always act as if something had an even greater price than life," which is consistent with Mr. Salter's vision).
