Sentence examples for per pilot from inspiring English sources
In the next phase of what Alaska Airlines calls Operation Bye, Bye, Flight Bag, the carrier plans to petition the F.A.A. to use the iPad to read aeronautical charts, saving another five pounds of paper per pilot.
Given the number of competitors likely to contest a World Aerobatic Championship (perhaps 100), together with the number of sequences to be flown (three or four per pilot) and the need to allow for weather delays, a period of two weeks must be allocated to conduct a modern world championship.
As a result, the overall computational complexity of the FD-RLS channel estimator is real multiplications and real additions per pilot block.
In the following, the energy budgets for training at S and R are chosen equal to the number of pilot symbols that are used in each case so as to have mean energy per pilot symbol equal to 1. QPSK data are transmitted (with a unit energy per bit).
It is also worth noting that these charts are duplicated per pilot, meaning that on a transatlantic flight you may have four such chart bags, which must be as much a drag on the cockpit's closet space as it is on fuel consumption.
The price tag: $125,000 per pilot.
PlascoEnergy tested the models on its five-metric-ton-per-day pilot plant in Castellgali, Spain (jointly operated with Hera Holdings, Spain's second largest waste handler).
Mascoma secured $30 million in financing by 2006 and began building a 200,000-gallon-per-year pilot plant in Rome, NY, the following year.
Petrobras paid $45 million for Compact GTL's 20-barrel-per-day pilot plant, which is expected to operate at an onshore Petrobras site in Brazil by August.
The team plans to build a 20-ton-per-day pilot facility, and its members say they could make fuel for existing cars and trucks for the equivalent of $25 to $30 a barrel, transforming mountains of waste into barrels of oil.
Meanwhile, Boston-based competitor Ze-gen reported the successful ramp-up of a 10-metric-ton-per-day pilot plant in New Bedford, MA, that uses molten iron to break down waste.
