Sentence examples for method of piloting from inspiring English sources

While many of their competitors focussed on engine strength, the Wright brothers put their efforts into developing three-axis control, a reliable method of piloting that gave them a competitive edge.

This paper presents a flow control performance design method of pilot-assisted load control valve (LCV) based on dynamics modeling.

From the beginning of their aeronautical work, the Wright brothers focused on developing a reliable method of pilot control as the key to solving "the flying problem".

The death of British aeronaut Percy Pilcher in another hang gliding crash in October 1899 only reinforced their opinion that a reliable method of pilot control was the key to successful and safe flight.

Figure 4 shows the MSE of the estimated channel for two different methods of pilot allocation.

A precoder structure for channel estimator at the transceiver is proposed in [12], where two precoding methods of pilot subcarriers are revealed.

Research examining the combustion organization method of the pilot combustion zone and the mainstream combustion zone is an important component of the design of the structure of a vortex combustor.

The area is competing to be one of several test sites to be chosen by the Federal Aviation Administration for a technology called "sense and avoid," which will have to replace the standard method of general aviation pilots, "see and avoid," because a drone pilot has very limited vision.

However, the scientific integrity of a trial requires that the aims and methods of the pilot study, if not its geographical extent, match those of the full trial.

In retrospect, we should have insisted on piloting the method of inviting youth to an event to complete their questionnaires; one should not assume that what sounds like a good idea will actually work well in practice.

To try and fill this perceived gap in medical education, we piloted a method of teaching public health and research skills whereby students were required to interpret the results from surveys they had filled in about their own housing and personal respiratory health.