Sentence examples for jet blew from inspiring English sources

NASA's fastest jet blew up in its maiden flight.

A passenger jet blew three tires while landing today at John Wayne Airport here, setting one tire ablaze briefly and leaving the jet blocking the airport's only commercial airliner runway for hours.

Nearly 12 years after a jumbo jet blew up in the skies of Scotland, raining bodies and flaming debris on the village of Lockerbie, the trial of two Libyans accused of planting a bomb on the plane got under way here today.

But also reassuring, in a way, that just about everyone in Belle Harbor, Queens, a sliver of the Rockaways five blocks wide and two dozen blocks long, came out for yesterday's funeral Mass for Kathie Lawler and her son Christopher, who were killed Monday when a falling jet blew a hole in a neighborhood that had already chalked up heavy losses in the attacks of Sept. 11.

A 57-year-old tourist has died after she stood too close to an airport's runway in the Caribbean and the engine of a large jet blew her into the ground.

The Southwest Airlines jet blew the engine at 32,000 feet and got hit by shrapnel that smashed a window, setting off a desperate scramble by passengers to save a woman from getting sucked out.

We confirmed that the jet blowing ratio significantly influenced to the fluidic structure and local heat transfer distributions.

Jet blowing is also suitable for more conventionally processible polymers and formation of polycaprolactone (PCL) fibers is demonstrated.

Whereas more intensified convective flow could delay onset of nucleate boiling (ONB) by disturbing thermal boundary layer at the jet blowing ratio of 1 10.

Critical heat flux (CHF) increased quasi-linearly by increasing of the jet blowing ratio leading to the reinforcement of total fluidic momentum.

Based on the results of the various jet blowing ratios and consequent local/overall heat transfer data, we conclude that the jet blowing ratio of 1 5 is an optimized condition for enhancing heat transfer coefficient at a given exit quality in the tested blowing ratios.