Sentence examples for flying gauge from inspiring English sources

The transition from strip A to strip B is called the Flying Gauge Change (FGC).

It aims to collect information to track how often people are barred from flying and to gauge a sense of the profiles of UK citizens who are stopped.

Although team scouts are in Puerto Rico monitoring him, Minaya suggested he might fly there to gauge how well Delgado is moving.

Thébault says he is currently taking meetings with major executives to gauge investor interest in his flying bubbles, which could provide a way for people in Paris and other megacities to move around, off the streets.

It passed with flying colors, and a similar set of gauges will be used during the move, which is expected to take seven hours.

While certain conditions preclude flying, dozens of others -- like Mr. Paterson's cold -- are harder to gauge.

Senior officers involved in the effort say the assessment is to gauge the likelihood that terrorists may succeed in hijacking an airliner or flying their own smaller craft into the United States or Canada.

CHARLES MAGEE A Risk-Taking Rationale Charles Magee was flying a single-engine plane to the Grand Canyon when the radio died and the gas gauge went from full to empty.

If a fist is flying at your face, you need to be able to zoom in before you can gauge an appropriate counter move.

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Tonopah came into use in the nineteen-fifties, as a site for ballistics testing; in 1978, an Air Force colonel named Gaillard (Evil) Peck chose the location for a program code-named Constant Peg, in which airmen learned to fly secretly procured Soviet MIGs, gauging their capabilities in simulated Third World War dogfights.