During his tenure, after investigating the crash of a Vultee Vengeance, he designed a clip to prevent the accidental release of the pilot's safety harness, which was later adopted for all such harnesses.
The feedback also led to us running a digital bootcamp pilot intended to harness the creative and talent of 50 members of staff in digital roles across the company.
This paper presents a pilot study attempting to harness the power of Building Information Modelling (BIM), coupled with Level of Development (LOD), for practicing structural engineers to have greater understanding of design decisions on cost, thereby giving greater control of economy.
The new publication describes pilot projects that might harness large-scale synthesis for human health applications.
After crossing the harbor with the ferry's captain, I grabbed a taxi to the West 30th street heliport where a pilot and camera crew harnessed me to the floor of a helicopter that was missing its doors.
First, he pictured the pilot floating down in his harness, then hitting the water, then being seized by the Iraqi soldiers, then getting punched on the nose.
Then he strapped into his harness, which suspends the pilot into a prone position below the wing — the hang in hang gliding.
The pilot is suspended in a seated harness and controls the wing via lines attached to the trailing edge of the paraglider.
The NEWater project spans five wastewater treatment plants -- and a history dating back to PUB's first wastewater-to-potable-water pilot plant in 1974 -- that harness state-of-the-art technology to replicate Mother Nature's ability to recycle wastewater.
At a demonstration for the press corps at last year's race, a reporter was strapped into the five-point safety harness in the co-pilot's seat of a modified Mitsubishi Pajero seriously modified, at a cost of some $300,000.
