Sentence examples for range of flying from inspiring English sources

Pilotwings Resort (cert 3) returns to the idyllic Wuhu Island featured in Wii Sports Resort and Wii Fit Plus, offering a range of flying vehicles from a glider to a jetpack to navigate a series of simple courses.

But according to a confidential document that has been leaked to news organizations in recent days, the ministry hopes to sharply reduce its commitments to purchase a range of flying hardware, including A400M transporters, Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, as well as NH-90 transport and Tiger attack helicopters.

The supersonic isentropic inlet is a type of inlet that is easy to be adopted to hypersonic and supersonic flying vehicle configuration and suitable to work over a large range of flying states.

Another, low, pedestal supports a range of flying objects, from frisbee-sized drones to delicate remote-controlled helicopters with blades like apple stems.

These include the beautifully named Anguilula aceti, a nematode with the prosaic English alias of "vinegar eel", as well as a wriggling range of flies, mites and lice.

Sportquest (01603 407596; sportquestholidays.com) has a range of fly-fishing trips staying in remote fishing lodges from £4,560 for 10 days, including flights.

This study aims to explore these characteristics of fly ash cement systems with low water/binder ratios and a wide range of fly ash replacement levels (from 20% to almost 100%).

Recently the genome sequences of eleven additional species of Drosophila have become available allowing us to examine variation in the structure of the Gr39a locus across a wide phylogenetic range of fly species.

Thus, it is highly likely that the observed genetic interactions between His1 and Chd1 result from their coordinate regulation of a wide range of fly genes.

The reduction of oxygen consumption indicates severe mitochondrial dysfunction; not surprising in the light of the reports of deficient mitochondrial fission/fusion and mitochondrial swelling in a range of fly models of PD (3, 17, 20, 35).

Nasonia vitripennis, and to a lesser degree N. longicornis, are considered to be generalist species that will parasitize a wide range of fly species, most importantly from the families Sarcophagidae and Calliphoridae, in a number of distinct habitats, such as manure, decaying carcasses and birds' nests.