Sentence examples for flying knowledge from inspiring English sources
KUALA LUMPUR, March 17 (Reuters) - Malaysian police are investigating a flight engineer who was among the passengers on the missing Malaysia Airlines plane as they focus on the pilots and anyone else on board who had technical flying knowledge, a senior police official said.
Such patients are severely impaired for both perceptual ("Does a cow have a mane?") and functional ("Does a whale fly?") knowledge of living things, but are within normal range for both types of knowledge for non-animals [4] [6].
Thus the river's moving, the blackbird must be flying, two half-knowledges or halves of one knowing.
Her home is in Freeport, convenient to Curtiss Flying Field Where she got her early first-hand knowledge of flying.
Reports also suggest that Cruise would like Prince Harry to cameo in the film because of his "real experience and knowledge of flying in combat".
Aviation experts have suggested the disabling of communications systems and the navigation of the plane imply it was piloted by someone with considerable flying experience and technical knowledge - inevitably focusing attention on the captain and first officer.
Moussaoui, a French citizen of Moroccan descent, was attending flight school in the summer of 2001 in Minnesota, where he attracted attention from instructors because he had little knowledge of flying and did not behave like a typical aviation student.
Alexander, who says he was added to the team of paleontologists because of his knowledge of flying airplane models, says he doesn't know of any other groups that have tried to fly models of dinosaurs.
They found that captains and copilots possessed excellent technical knowledge and flying knowhow but also had close to zero ability to speak to one another about errors and, where possible, to solve them within the flight crew team.
With the exception of Keyhoe and Whitehouse, who was with the RAF in World War I, the authors had no personal knowledge of flying.
