The liability of pilots taking tricyclics, such as imipramine or amitriptyline, was that these side effects could interfere with operating an airplane.
The apparatus above the bed serves to operate, by remote control, an airplane that carries the filming apparatus.
Mr. Garaventa operates from an airplane, buzzing the mustangs and uring them along with an occasional shotgun blast at their tails.
Lidar equipment, operated from an airplane, shot laser beam pulses to the Earth's surface to determine the size and extent of geographic features.
The second one is operated with an airplane self-landing configuration, which involves high resolutions in both range and azimuth.
The programs were part of an effort to develop a reuseable launching vehicle that would operate more like an airplane, flying frequently, significantly cutting the cost of sending cargoes into space and improving safety.
But, he added, "my job is not to increase capacity; My job is to operate the airplane from Point A to Point B, in the safest possible manner".
It's better to operate one airplane to its maximum capacity and have it 95% full than to have two aircraft at 50%." In fact, says managing director David Skillicorn, the airline has to book 90% of the seats to make money--at 80% it loses.
Finally, to operate the new airplane successfully, a whole series of supporting functions may be required, including routine checkout, maintenance, and spare parts supply, in addition to functions directly involved in the plane's flight.
Yet we frequently place our lives in the hands of computers, which are embedded in our cars, operate airplane navigation systems and even help conduct robot-guided laser surgery.
