Sentence examples for maintain aerial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush took the first concrete step toward a military response to Tuesday's acts of terror, giving the Pentagon authority to activate as many as 50,000 reserve troops to maintain aerial patrols over American cities and to strengthen security at crucial military and civilian installations.

They found that the birds were barely affected by light and moderate rain, but that they had to take on a completely different body posture to maintain aerial control under heavy rain, shifting their bodies and tails horizontally, beating their wings faster, and reducing their wings' angle of motion.

The Assad regime maintains aerial superiority, and has dropped inaccurate "barrel bombs" on areas controlled by the opposition, which have overwhelmingly killed civilians.

It is unknown whether the swifts have roost sites within that habitat or if they maintain an aerial habitat on the wintering grounds (Beason et al. 2012).

Through a foundation, that money, too, has gone to Falealupo's villagers, who have used it to maintain the aerial hiking trails that draw ecotourists from around the world.

He states, "To maintain the aerial view necessary for patterns to emerge, one must cultivate a disposition of indifference.

Police can go as far as they want, but what do communities want?" Baltimore police officials maintain the aerial surveillance program is just an extension of CitiWatch, its street-level closed circuit television system.

A pronounced strong elongation growth response of these wild species maintains sufficient aerial tissue above the air water interface for efficient photosynthesis and oxygen exchange with submerged organs (Bailey-Serres and Voesenek 2008; Fig. 3).

System directs camera-equipped drones to maintain framing of an aerial shot.

During the 24‐hour allied truce, United States forces maintained ground and aerial reconnaissance.

Current USDA procedure maintains that the aerial application of fire retardant in the United States must clear waterways by a minimum of 300 feet in order to safeguard effects of retardant runoff.