Sentence examples for problem of flight from inspiring English sources

The problem of flight delays is intensifying.

The decisive factor for the Wrights, the authors concluded, was their systematic approach to the problem of flight.

He left the shops and went to sea on a freighter where, while observing seagulls, he became interested in the problem of flight.

Options being considered to ease the problem of flight delays and backlogs include the use of alternative helicopters, making better use of available flights and the possibility of transferring workers by boat.

Taken together, the two engravings represent Cayley's solution to his own definition of the problem of flight, "to make a surface support a given weight by the application of power to the resistance of air".

Important landmarks and events along the way to the invention of the airplane include an understanding of the dynamic reaction of lifting surfaces (or wings), building absolutely reliable engines that produced sufficient power to propel an airframe, and solving the problem of flight control in three dimensions.

Hargrave began to research the problems of flight in 1882, making careful studies of the flight of birds and insects.

At 16 Tsiolkovsky went to Moscow, where he stayed for three years, studying chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, and mechanics, attending lectures with the aid of an ear trumpet, and expanding his grasp of the problems of flight.

And the fact that Congress responded to the short-term problems of flight delays by giving us the option of shifting money that's designed to repair and improve airports over the long term to fix the short-term problem, well, that's not a solution.

There is sufficient evidence in this paper to support further assessment of optimized flight paths which provide flexibility where problems of flight concentration exist.

Early on Dr. Dickinson and a mentor solved a longstanding physics problem of insect flight, and he has continued to investigate every aspect of fly flight, sending a steady stream of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to universities and research institutions where the fly work continues.