Sentence examples for range of aerial from inspiring English sources

At the same time, advanced electronics removed the task of early warning from the pilot's eye, and guided missiles extended the range of aerial combat, at least in theory, to beyond visual range.

Still, it is the first robot to deploy a fly's full range of aerial motion, including hovering.

The Federal Aviation Administration has faced mounting pressure from state governments and localities to issue flying rights for a range of unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out civilian and law-enforcement activities, not the least of which will be surveillance on American citizens.

More generally, the benchmarking method we describe here should be suitable for comparative studies of performance across a range of both aerial and aquatic animals.

Democratic politicians from Senator Edward Kennedy to Nancy Pelosi, the party's leader in the House of Representatives, say this shows that the threat from Saddam Hussein was never imminent, and that war was not justified.Yet the inspectors found programmes for a range of undeclared unmanned aerial vehicles.

A range of consumer unmanned aerial vehicles - commonly known as drones - are now available, but how easy are they to operate any what do you need to know before flying them?

The normal way to extend the range of airpower is aerial refueling.

Third, L. ruficaudatus is vulnerable to a range of terrestrial and aerial predators (Rasoloarison et al. 1995; Fichtel 2007), both at night and during the day, which they spend in tree holes (Schülke & Ostner 2001; Rasoloharijaona et al. 2008; Fichtel in press).

Hydrophobins can fulfill a plethora of biological functions ranging from the formation of aerial structures, elicitation of morphogenesis and interaction with potential hosts or symbiotic partners [ 2, 7- 10].

It had a range of 80 km against aerial targets and 20 km against surface targets.

Possibly the only major flight sim to have a superstar endorsement, EA's flight sim provided a chronological grab bag of aerial experiences ranging from Second World War fighter runs to modern afterburner dogfights across fast expanses.