Sentence examples for operating ceiling from inspiring English sources

Its operating ceiling was over 50,000 feet (15,000 m).

The V-22 has a cruising speed about 276 miles (444 km) per hour and an operating ceiling of about 25,000 feet (7620 metres).

The plane's four General Electric turbofan engines can accelerate it past the speed of sound at its operating ceiling of 40,000 feet (12,000 m), but its normal cruising speed is subsonic.

Fitted with a Plexiglas "bubble" canopy for all-around vision, it flew to a maximum speed of about 440 miles (700 km) per hour, reached an operating ceiling of almost 42,000 feet (12,800 metres), and was armed with six wing-mounted 0.50-inch (12.7-mm) machine guns.

Powered by four turbojet engines, it had a top speed in level flight of about 900 km (550 miles) per hour, an operating ceiling above 12,500 metres (40,000 feet), and (with in-flight refueling) a combat range of up to 15,000 km (9,000 miles).

The Kingfisher's high operating ceiling made it well-suited for its primary mission: to observe the fall of shot from a battleship's guns and radio corrections back to the ship.

These experimental results also show that upper-room UVC is more effective when the relative humidity is low, even though mixing was reduced by operating the ceiling fans on a low, updraft, winter setting.

The authors point out that the lack of transfer to functional domains was to be expected, as most participants in the study were not yet impaired in the cognitive domains that were targeted by the training interventions, with high proportions of participants operating at ceiling levels (Ball et al 2002).

Do not operate a ceiling fan if the bird is out of the cage as the bird could run into the spinning blades and die.

She controversially called Remploy factories "ghettoes" operating a "glass ceiling … with non-disabled people largely running the organisation and disabled people working in it".

The results of chamber decay experiments performed with background decay, without heat boxes, and with heat boxes are shown either without the ceiling fan operating (Figure 1a) or with the ceiling fan operating (Figure 1b).