Sentence examples for level of pilot from inspiring English sources

The pilots' unions staged a four-day strike last week, but Air France says that a "low level of pilot participation" in the job action allowed it to maintain its long-haul international flights at about 90percentt of normal schedule during that period.

However, the number of events where impairment has been reported has remained low.' Data obtained by The Observer and published today reveals that the level of pilot impairment is higher than previously admitted, a fact the CAA has had to accept after responding to our inquiries.

This is because a larger β results in a lower level of pilot contamination, which contributes to a higher channel estimation accuracy, and thereby increases the achievable SE.

You will accrue more instructional expenses commensurate with the level of pilot you want to become.

These Wildesau ("wild boar") tactics were highly successful at first, but they demanded a high level of piloting skill, and the difficulty of returning safely to base in adverse winter weather forced their abandonment.

Therefore, a pilot scheduling scheme based on user grouping according to different levels of pilot contamination is introduced when an extra set of orthogonal pilot sequences is available.

The second category divides the users into two groups according to different levels of pilot contamination, namely the center users who suffer from the modest pilot contamination and the edge users who suffer from severe pilot contamination.

Because the users with poor channel condition have performance bottleneck problem which causes communication interrupted, a pilot scheduling scheme based on user grouping is proposed according to different levels of pilot contamination.

The scheme, which is a tradeoff between system performance and pilot overhead, divides the users into the center user group and the edge user group according to different levels of pilot contamination based on the large-scale fading.

Howard and Aldrich demanded the suspension of edTPA as a certification requirement until it has gone through multiple levels of pilot testing.

In the investigation, he said, the National Transportation Safety Board will use the headings, altitudes, speed and other information about both aircraft, even the exact eye level of the pilot and the height of the co-pilot's head, to find out exactly where the two planes would have appeared in each other's windshields.