Sentence examples for knowledge of planes from inspiring English sources

His career as an aviation artist took off effortlessly thanks to his knowledge of planes, drafting skills and kinship with the Air Force.

The baggage handler, Victor Bourne, who spent many years working for American Airlines at Kennedy International Airport, led a ring of airline employees in Barbados and New York who used their specialized knowledge of planes to stow cocaine behind panels, beyond the detection of swarming customs agents, sometimes filling spaces in ways that could have put passengers' lives in danger.

With more precise knowledge of where planes are, they could fly closer together, experts say.

He had little knowledge of the planes themselves, however, and was not sensitive to the technical and regulatory side of running an airline, Harteveldt said.

Catherine wears jacket by Beyond Retro; Nick wears jacket by Uniqlo, hoodie by American Apparel and bag by Eastpak Nick tried to impress Catherine with his extensive knowledge of fighter planes.

The announcement did little to solve the deeper mystery of the plane's disappearance, shedding no light on why someone with detailed knowledge of the plane's navigation and flight systems diverted it radically from its course.

To analyse such ruptures, knowledge of bar plane strain fracture toughness is needed.

No trace of the plane has been found more than a week after it vanished but investigators believe it was diverted by someone with deep knowledge of the plane and of commercial navigation.

In order to obtain further knowledge concerning the out-of-plane response of IM panels, anexperimental testing campaign of full scale IM walls was started at the Laboratory of Earthquake and Structural Engineering – LESE by performing three experimental (cyclic and monotonic) out-of-plane tests with and without previous in-plane damage.

In order to obtain further knowledge of the out-of-plane response of IM panels, a study of full-scale IM walls was carried out with the realization of three experimental (cyclic and monotonic) out-of-plane tests with and without previous in-plane damage.

As will be discussed in next section, knowledge of the beveled planes is not significantly important to fabricate protected convex corners.