Sentence examples for flying side from inspiring English sources

In a speech last month, Julian Bond, the N.A.A.C.P. chairman, said the Republicans' "idea of equal rights is the American flag and Confederate swastika flying side by side".

By 4 38, shortly before some of the workers of the world below finished the labors of an unremarkable Tuesday, the two men were flying side by side again.

The Obama administration heralded the Arab air forces flying side by side with American fighter jets in the campaign's early days as an important show of solidarity against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or Daesh.

The two flags flying side by side would serve as a powerful symbol of reconciliation -- between blacks and whites, between Old South and New, between those who sing "We Shall Overcome" and those who stand for "Dixie".

The group's chairman, Julian Bond, said in a June 2 speech that Republicans' "idea of equal rights is the American flag and the Confederate swastika flying side by side".

The orbital characteristics of the mission, which includes a pair of satellites flying side by side, has prompted new efforts in data processing and modeling.

This paper proposes a suitable orbit design for the lower pair of ESA's Swarm constellation mission, flying side-by-side in near-polar and circular orbits with a separation of only 1.4° at ascending node.

The obtained calibrated accelerations are validated in several different ways; namely by (i) physically modelled nongravitational forces, by (ii) intercomparison of calibrated accelerometer data from two Swarm satellites flying side-by-side, and by (iii) good agreement of our calibrated signals with those released by ESA, obtained via a different approach for reducing temperature effects.

The two lower Swarm satellites flying side-by-side provide this type of datasets.

From then on, the lower pair, Swarm A and C, are flying side-by-side at an altitude of about 470 km, separated by about 1.4° in longitude.

For this purpose, one pair of satellites will be flying side-by-side in near-polar, circular orbits with an initial altitude and inclination of 450 km and 87.4°, respectively.