Sentence examples for growing jet from inspiring English sources

JetSmarter, the fastest growing jet company in the world, works essentially like Uber for the sky.

For the first time, results of instationary simulations for a fixed or growing jet in a rotational spinning process are presented for arbitrary parameter ranges.

By alternating the outer forces f and the boundary conditions, the system (1) is applicable to various scenarios, e.g. growing jet with free end, jet spinning with take-up wheel, inflow-outflow problem of fixed length.

SINGAPORE — Management and chartering operators for business jets are popping up like mushrooms in China, as local and international companies try to position themselves early in what promises to be an attractive — and possibly the fastest growing — private jet market over the next few years.

And while precise numbers were not available yesterday, La Guardia officials have said that the length of delays is also growing, as jets often idle for more than an hour on the runway waiting to take off.

As the total market grew, smaller jet and turboprop airliners were developed for shorter routes.

The growing demand of jet fuel and high price will force air transport to improve fuel efficiency.

As Kenny drives, Newell cracks open the window, looking for passersby to blast with a stolen fire extinguisher and thinking of all the things he wants to be when he grows up: "jet-setting billionaire secret agent with a heart of stone; superhero who sneaks around in darkness and comes up behind terrorists and slits their throats; international jewel thief on a Harley with mounted laser guns".

India's growing popularity among jet-setters continues to translate into new hotels.

And, he said, mergers of the giants and their growing preference for jets to serve secondary markets might make more turboprops available to smaller cities.

While the Europeans are on the offensive in the case of the Boeing-McDonnell merger, it is the Americans who are unhappy about the way Rolls-Royce is scooping a growing share of jet-engine contracts.