Sentence examples for long-term plane from inspiring English sources
Rats were anesthetized with urethane (1 mg/kg body weight, i.p). in order to maintain a stable long-term plane of anesthesia during data acquisition.
"In the long-term future, planes shouldn't have propellers and turbines," Barrett said in an MIT news release.
Based on the long-term CSI, the control plane of VSA responsible for determining the power allocation per beam works as follows.
Mr. Dicks said that after the earlier bidding collapsed, he persuaded the Pentagon to alter a crucial rule to better reflect the long-term cost of the planes.
Earnings from single aisle planes are vital, not only in terms of profits today, but also because they help pay for research and development programmes that will secure the plane makers' long-term survival.
The military is also desperately trying to figure out how to reduce the long-term costs of operating the planes, now projected at $1.1 trillion.
It is shown that the visco-elastic effects of creep and shrinkage of the concrete core have significant long-term effects on the in-plane structural behaviour of CFST arches.
Ms. Akabas of Columbia says having a beer or two instead of two glasses of water on the plane can have long-term costs.
We ended up buying his plane ticket to a long-term treatment program in Florida.
First, he began signing long-term leases for dedicated aircraft rather than chartering planes on a flight-by-flight basis.
