Sentence examples for helicopter time from inspiring English sources

The cost-opportunity offered by freeing-up helicopter time would transfer a direct average cost saving of up to 31%% in costs for fighting rural and wildland fires.

The professional rural fire managers indicated that 6.3%% of potential helicopter time is in use for thermal monitoring, compared with 13.7 % for all forms of visual monitoring of fires while using helicopters (Christensen 2015, in submittance).

It just might introduce you to a whole new addiction: I'd rather receive helicopter time than perfume any day.

The majority of basic obstetric care institutions were rural and had a helicopter response time exceeding 20 minutes and a road ambulance transfer time of 1 3 hours to the nearest emergency institution.

Dr. Smith's NASA grant covered 10 hours of helicopter flight time, including the pilot's fee, at a cost of about $5,000 per hour.

Following the spectacular Big Bang opening, the Queen arrived – not out of a helicopter this time – with Prince Edward, Princess Anne and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

I actually thought it was a wonderful culmination of Michael Corleone, you know, he's getting in the helicopter, 'every time I get out, they keeping pulling me back in,' " Cruz said.

For the safety of the helicopter, the time it could spend above the crater had to be as short as possible during this measurement.

("She jumped out of that helicopter one time! Queen is bae!") It would, if nothing else, be something to talk about.

Additional work is needed to determine whether transport by helicopter or time to high-level care, such as physician staffing, might be the association determinant of trauma survival.

The goats showed a learned alert response to the helicopter over time by moving more often but over shorter distances with subsequent flyovers, possibly into areas that they perceived as 'safe'safe