The phrase "flying path" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the manner/route in which a flying creature, such as a bird, moves through the air. For example, "The hawk circled high above us, tracing out a graceful flying path."
Both airport-related factors – such as number of take-off; day-evening-night distributions of movements; aircraft type; flying paths – and land-use characteristics have been considered and combined in a density index that synthesizes the impacts of airport noise on the territory.
The Fly by Petr Horáček Walkerr £10.99) is an irresistible, eye-catching book with a curving loop-the-loop signature, a fly path.
From this new scenario many challenges arise, from the design time system development and optimization, to on-the-fly path (re planning and they also include tool support development.
This paper describes HIPAO, a model driven framework for system design, discusses the on-the-fly path (re planning strategy and Droid Planner a ground control station software for UAV control and mission planning.
But he thinks it is ill advised to fly the path below 1,100 feet, where air traffic control goes silent and pilots rely only on each other to avoid crashes.
And with the aid of thrusters and some dead-reckoning, the entry capsule will fly a path through the upper atmosphere.
Talmy (1975 , 1985 2000) classifies motion verbs into two types: (a) manner-of-motion verbs that lexicalize how a motion event takes place (e.g., walk, run, fly); (b) path verbs that lexicalize the direction in which a motion event takes place (e.g., descend, come, return).
Piazza said in July that he had lost respect for Clemens, and having just seen a bat go flying across his path, Piazza was stunned.
Amateur video of the crash obtained by the Russian news site m24.ru showed the plane diving hard into a snowy roadway, sending debris flying into the path of passing cars.
