Sentence examples for human aircraft from inspiring English sources

In light of such detection and estimation constraints, relevant human, aircraft and robot collision avoidance concepts are then compared from a decision and control perspective.

Distinguish UFOs from human aircraft.

Go to a place that doesn't have a lot of air traffic, so you don't mistake human aircraft for UFOs.

This checklist, called SHAPE, structured non-technical skills into five domains, notably self, human interaction, aircraft, procedures and environment.

In an iterative process we translated, tested and refined an existing checklist from the aviation industry, called self, human interaction, aircraft, procedures and environment, in the context of healthcare, notably emergency departments (ED) and intensive care units (ICU).

He explains how tools, from can openers to human-powered aircraft, exploit muscle power, and explores the human engine's capacity for running, rowing and carrying.

So a human-powered aircraft needs enormous airfoils.

With its success, one type of flying machine remained elusive in the annals of human-powered aircraft: a helicopter.

One was a super-high-efficiency ceiling fan, with blades inspired by the slower-turning propellers on human-powered aircraft.

Da Vinci sketched the oldest known human-powered aircraft designs at the end of the fifteenth century — contraptions that often required people to flap their arms like birds.

Search dogs roam the surface, sniffing for humans, while aircraft patrol from above, watching for any sign that the slope above could slide again.