Sentence examples for pilot in particular from inspiring English sources

There are so many jokes to enjoy and they are more focussed than the pilot," in particular praising the Fast Animals, Slow Children sequence.

One pilot in particular, Colonel Gabby Gabreski was quoted as saying; "I'd rather sight with a piece of chewing gum stuck on the windscreen" and told Johnson that radar "was a waste of time".

The Cambodia pilot, in particular, has demonstrated reasonable market penetration, while signs of sustainability and health impact are emerging.

"I call on social partners, and pilots in particular, to take their responsibilities… The door remains open for constructive counter-proposals," he said.

"The message is that it should not affect in any way scheduled airlines but it will affect general aviation and pilots in particular".

During World War II, Pervitin (methamphetamine) developed by Berlin based Temmler pharmaceutical company was used extensively by all branches of the German armed forces (Luftwaffe pilots, in particular) for its performance enhancing stimulant effects and to induce extended wakefulness.

Pilot projects in particular have an explicit learning objective.

We would like to thank Andrew Steptoe, Roger Jones, Peter Bower, and Christopher Dickens who provided independent advice and in the development of the UPBEAT-UK Programme as a whole and this pilot RCT in particular.

At the same time, to design a scalable surveillance model for endemic areas with distinct vector distribution and institutional response capacity, the National Chagas Programme requested feedback from all pilot sites in particular to improve the practicality of surveillance guidelines.

"A lot of the cost differentials in the building of jets are made up of having a separate compartment in them specifically designed to wrap around a pilot in a particular location in the aircraft," he said.

One centre (Johannesburg) piloted CASI, in particular relating to sensitive topics such as anal sex, but the results were not very different from those achieved with interviews, and this, together with technical difficulties at the time and the impracticality for large study populations in some of the rural areas, led to the decision not to use CASI.