Mass strandings thus seem to be a tragic consequence of social bonding -- which is particularly intense in pilot whales.
The planes rocketed through the loops, and the pilots grunted, straining to drive blood to their brains as the force smashed them into their seats at four times the weight of gravity, the pressure so intense that a pilot can pass into a haze from the strain, or "gray out".
Mass spectrometry analysis was applied to identify the interacting proteins in the molecular weight range 30 to 50 kDa, which contained the most intense bands, as a pilot study.
The competition this year is even more intense as all 12 pilots are using a standardised engine and propeller, intensifying the focus on pilot skill and precision flying.
The main challenges laid in the successful integration of all components and the management of a multi-partners programme and in the design of a highly efficient thermal insulation protecting both generator and pilot from the intense heat generated by the thermal decomposition of isopropyl nitrate (used as a propellant).
Marseille, according to his own post-battle accounts, had been engaged by a Spitfire pilot in an intense dogfight that began at high altitude and descended to low-level.
Airline pilot training is intense and expensive.
Expanded Universe material holds that TIE fighter pilots, who undergo intense physical and psychological testing, are trained to be intensely loyal to Emperor Palpatine and the Empire, willing to sacrifice themselves and their wingmates to accomplish their mission.
Being up in the air, I get this intense feeling of freedom; because piloting requires such concentration, I don't have time to dwell on other things I have a bit of a split personality I'm better than I used to be.
More than 100 CHWs and field interviewers have been trained during an intense 1-week training, after a pilot was completed.
