Sentence examples for landing pattern from inspiring English sources
When the landing pattern changes, I miss the diamonds in the sky.
Both planes were to land on Runway 22, Mr. Gretz said, and had entered a landing pattern that was to have taken them north and east, clockwise around the airport, for a final approach from the northeast.
"That airport is getting out of control," said Jean Hengge, who has lived on Ocean Avenue in Bohemia for the last seven years, a few blocks outside of MacArthur's main landing pattern.
U.P.S. Airlines, working with Aviation Communications and Surveillance Systems, based in Phoenix, is developing a landing pattern based on separating planes by time, not distance, so they land at the briefest safe interval.
The first flush of daylight was lining the eastern sky as Flight RG723 said goodbye to its fighter escort and swung into the landing pattern, bringing Ayrton Senna home for the last time.
Six and a half minutes later, after giving the crew instructions on which landing pattern to use, the controller asked, "Is there any way you can elaborate on the distraction?" "We're just dealing with some company issues here, and that's all I can tell you right now at this time," the pilot responded, with the F.A.A. again indicating that some of the transcript is uncertain.
At the Biltmore Avenue beach in Massapequa, for instance, officials installed snow fencing at the shoreline at the end of each day, interfering with goose landing patterns and curbing land access to geese on the water, Mr. Jacobs recounted.
What this means is more direct routing and specially designed landing patterns using GPS.
As barefoot (BF) running provides important sensory information that influence landing patterns, it may also affect loading symmetry.
Few studies have attempted to quantify the biomechanical parameters related with such landing patterns during athletic tasks.
Evaluating a few pre-determined landing patterns in a lab differs from the large number of possible landing positions during dynamic activities.
