Sentence examples for informing ground from inspiring English sources

Authorities had earlier said the plane, which took off at 12 20 a.m. and was headed to Beijing, may have attempted to turn back to Kuala Lumpur, but they expressed surprise that it would do so without informing ground control.

After the plane staff informed ground crews of the situation, the plane was parked in a special area of the airport and the other 155 passengers were allowed to leave the flight as normal, said Air France.

Firstly, they provide informed grounds for characterizing the dynamics of reality-fiction distinction.

This knowledge would then inform appropriate ground condition data collection in sports injury surveillance studies that aim to determine the relationship between ground hardness and sports injury risk.

Though hardly insurgents – they were based at Harvard, after all – the friends passionately argued that policy discussions in Geneva and Washington needed to be informed by ground truths, delivered by the people living them.

Even though the case has brought new scrutiny of amphetamine use in the military, the defense's central argument is that the pilots should not be held responsible because they were not informed that ground fire they spotted near Kandahar was a Canadian military exercise.

The two pilots had another attempt the next day, 22 December, but failed to inform the ground party.

Landscape genetics can help to identify discontinuities in gene flow and determine the relative resistance to movement imposed by different landscape elements, offering a powerful tool to understand the impacts of habitat fragmentation and inform on ground conservation practices aimed to maintain or promote population connectivity (Segelbacher et al. 2010).

The testing ground informing these decisions right now is the critical city of Kandahar; there, American hopes rest on a long-delayed push into Afghanistan's second city and the birthplace of the Taliban.

Before the game, the Mets informed the grounds crew that they would take batting practice indoors.

It is tricky for anyone not privy to the intelligence that informed the grounding of flights this week to assess whether it justified the alarm and inconvenience that were caused.