Sentence examples for production plane from inspiring English sources

The aircraft's fuel consumption, however, proved to be much higher than anticipated, shortening its range, and political support for it waned after a production plane crashed at the Paris Air Show in 1973.

It would also run contrary to the arbitrary relationship between the production plane of phonology and the higher, more abstract, content plane (c.f.

Martin 1992: 20; Halliday and Matthiessen 1999: 5; Taverniers 2011), since if the information relevant at the lexicogrammatical level was present in its own production plane, then we lose the justification for calling the relationship between these two strata arbitrary.

To design gas condensate production planes with low uncertainty along with robust reservoir simulation, precise estimation or monitoring of dew point pressure play a crucial role.

At this point in the program, the Renton field should hold ten completed 737s being used for flight-testing the three versions of the 737NG now in production, plus a half-dozen production planes being readied to fly to Boeing Field, just south of town, where they are prepared for delivery.

Analysts remained confident that Boeing could maintain its production of planes for several weeks or longer if its engineers remained on strike.

The company said it saw significant prospects for its latest Airbus jet, a revamped version of its best-selling medium-haul A320, and promised a decision soon on proposals to increase the production of planes in the A320 family above a planned rate of 40 a month.

It was a ridiculously kitsch in-house production featuring planes.

Boeing, which months ago was preparing to cut back single-aisle plane production, now is close to deciding on increasing production rates for its 737s.

Grounded You assert that Boeing needs a new product to replace its "aging 747″ and that production of the plane has dropped to one a month ("Let's make a deal," Feb. 22, p. 52).

In an unusual move, Airbus publicly shamed Zodiac earlier this year for causing delays to production of the plane.