Sentence examples for prescribed flying from inspiring English sources
The plane's prescribed flying altitude was 1500 feet.
"And I was actually prescribed a quaalude for fear of flying.
The infectious disease specialist prescribed doxycycline for treatment of suspected flying squirrel associated typhus after a history of contact with these animals was established.
Any unused pills must be returned by the pilots, and none are prescribed for helicopter pilots, who traditionally fly shorter missions, or for maintenance crews.
Soon, our Silicon Valley magicians tell us, robots will be driving our cars and flying our planes, diagnosing our ailments and prescribing treatments, teaching our kids and caring for our ageing parents, and, in general, orchestrating our lives.
He said: "If you go on holiday and you fly, the steward to passenger ratio is prescribed in law.
Casting for Recovery's site says that the gentle motion of fly casting resembles exercises often prescribed after surgery or radiation to promote soft tissue stretching.
Two weeks ago, he flew to North Carolina to see a specialist, who prescribed rest.
Nonetheless, the story is reminiscent of another covered on this blog recently, in which ultra-orthodox Jews flying with El Al, Israel's flag carrier, were disrupting flights by refusing to sit next to women, as prescribed by their religion.
This modification can be effectively described as a filtering procedure of the spectral PC coefficients, which is applied on-the-fly during the numerical integration when the current value of the probability of negative states exceeds the prescribed threshold.
