Sentence examples for problem of take off from inspiring English sources

The problem of take off and landing of UAV on aircraft carrier is a challenging one and is unique compared to UAV's used by Air Force and Army.

During the 1905 season the Wrights further developed a catapult launch system designed to overcome the problem of taking off in the light winds prevailing at Huffman Prairie.

But they may have approached the problem from the wrong end: instead of taking off with their legs alone, like birds, pterosaurs probably took off using all four of their limbs.

In addition to the difficulty of finding a dentist willing to take payment from Medicaid, patients with limited socioeconomic resources have to evaluate a whole web of factors associated with visiting a dentist; for example, the amount of time and money associated with one dental visit, the difficulty of finding reliable transportation, and the problem of taking time off work [ 33].

The painting thing kind of took off.

It implied that the most useful way a woman (there was no suggestion that men should do anything at all) could contribute to the solving of a huge problem, was to take off their makeup and have their appearance scrutinised en masse, as though this was some incredibly meaningful sacrifice.

This paper addresses the image-based control problem of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

The pills caused no major side effects, though men who began to show signs of liver problems were taken off them quickly.

Musallam reiterated earlier comments from sources within the Egyptian investigation committee who said the jet had shown no sign of technical problems before taking off from Paris.

Millions of planes take off every day without any problems.

He continued: Civil planes are not a target for the FSA, but we have a problem that some of the warplanes take off from civil airports to target the FSA and civilians.