Sentence examples for lower airspace from inspiring English sources

Lower airspace isn't crowded with drones quite yet.

In 2015, New Zealand's government made commercial drone delivery legal in their lower airspace.

But we still don't know what his take might be when it comes to drones, which operate in lower airspace.

The accelerator's alumni include AirMap, the maker of a massive, air traffic control system for lower airspace,  Ursa which uses nanosatellites to conduct earth observation and analysis of infrastructure, and developers of autonomous cargo and possibly passenger-carrying drones, Natilus. .

"The next stage is about showing the world we will be safer if we deploy AirMap technology, and work together to share information and regulate all these new flying objects in lower airspace".

A computed tomography (CT) chest revealed right lower lobe airspace disease, a few bilateral pulmonary nodules, the largest being 7 mm, a 2.3 × 2.3 cm necrotic subcarinal node and no other significant lymphadenopathy.

Airspace is divided by flight levels into upper, middle, lower, and controlled airspace.

For instance, at 2 hours after LPS exposure, soluble IL-6R levels in the airspace were ≈25% lower in ADAM17-null mice than in control mice (Fig. 2B).

A series of 3 frontal chest radiographs taken on days 2, 3, and 18 of illness demonstrated bilateral airspace disease, predominantly in lower lung zones, with bilateral (right > left) pleural effusions without evidence of hilar or mediastinal lymphadenopathy.

Both lungs showed homogenous airspace consolidation predominating at the lower lobe of the right lung.

"It will free up airspace, reduce congestion and therefore lead to lower costs," said Steve Double of British Airways.