Sentence examples for flying component from inspiring English sources

The market often values them at multiples that are more appropriate for the lower-margin flying component of the business, rather than the higher-margin miles business.

Some make you run around the room chasing some rolling or flying component, some make you assemble puzzle pieces, and some just plain annoy the hell out of you.

On the other hand, all observed angles involving PC1s between "replicated genotypes" (i.e. the between-fly component) and FA were relatively small and highly significant (18°C: females α = 20.1°, males α = 15.9° 23°C°C: females α = 22.7°, males α = 36.7°).

In other words, this VCV matrix also includes all causal components due to genetic variation for DA, and the corresponding unbiased VCV matrix for FA is that for the within-fly component of the interaction effect (i.e., after removing the genetic variation for DA [ 50, 51]).

Concretely, sand fly salivary components are known to play an important role in the establishment of Leishmania spp. infection [ 3].

A year ago this time, Marcus Camby was the high-flying component in the Knicks' run to the finals, a player whose future with the team seemed as far-reaching as his wing span.

PLS-DA performed on the fly C 1D spectra yielded clear separation of cold-hardy flies and cold-susceptible flies on component 1.

While beach flying is only one component of the easyJet network, we particularly admire easyJet's network management in flexing its operations onto beach routes in the summer peak, when business travel demand is weak.

So if a plane looks like it's not flying right or a component you designed looks like it's not working the right way, you can design something different, run into the manufacturing shop, get something built in a different way and then test it that day.

Our current policy breaks the flying experience into artificial components and then excessively regulates each.

In the two high-resolution tracks, birds were also more likely to be found over the shelf-break when sitting (rather than flying), suggesting a distinct commuting component.