Sentence examples for guiding air from inspiring English sources
Also, Kim et al. have explained an electro-spinning device that uses a guiding air blowing system and electrode to enable the production of wound dressing cover of poly(ɛ-caprolactone) nano fibers [89].
Conclusions: Source specificity of the adjoint approach provides valuable information for guiding air quality decision making.
The soldiers helped guide air attacks on Taliban positions and captured hundreds of enemy fighters, including John Walker Lindh, an American who had joined the Taliban.
Mr Obama's taboo about deploying American soldiers against IS in Iraq has led to a self-defeating shortage of special forces to guide air strikes to their targets.Desperate measuresThis work is dogged and often thankless.
However, the prime minister's official spokesman emphasised the troops would not be in a combat role but would be used to guide air strikes by RAF fighters and, possibly, to train Iraqi and Kurdish peshmerga forces, although this may take place in neighbouring countries.
Given that PM2.5 is a mixture of multiple components, it has been of high interest to identify its specific health-relevant physical and/or chemical features to more effectively guide air pollution regulation (Dominici et al. 2010; National Research Council 2004).
Developed in 1947, the radar-guided, subsonic Firebird was the first U.S. guided air-to-air missile.
In September 1958, Sabres flown by Chinese Nationalists (also against MiG-15s) became the first jets to fire guided air-to-air missiles in combat.
The A-4Gs also lacked the A-4F's ability to operate guided air-to-ground weapons.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which reports on the war using a network of sources on the ground, said Syrian government forces had recently started using new weapons that included guided air-to-surface missiles.
To equip the U.S. with a fighter that could defend against the new threat of Soviet nuclear bombers, Saville initiated a design competition for a fire-control system (FCS) codenamed MX-1179, the basis of a guided air-to-air missile system simple enough that it could be operated alone by the pilot of a supersonic fighter rather than by a weapons officer.
