Sentence examples for reference altitude from inspiring English sources

ESA is then responsible for safely delivering the probe from the reference altitude to the surface.

Probe delivery to Titan, arbitrarily defined to occur at a reference altitude of 1270 km above the surface of Titan, is the responsibility of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).

This has two consequences: (1) the WDMAM over the marine area has a reference altitude of 0 km above the WGS84 this altitude was 5 km in the first version of the map, (2) All data over marine area have been interpolated in a consistent way.

We calculated the magnetic latitude (MLAT) and longitude (MLON) in degrees and the magnetic local time (MLT) in hours of the modified magnetic apex coordinates (Richmond 1995) for a reference altitude of 110 km using the IGRF-12 (Thebault et al. 2015) model.

The altitude reference level is set at one bar (sea-level pressure on Earth).

A combined nonlinear observer and back-stepping technique is adopted for designing a dynamic output-feedback controller that provides stable tracking of the velocity and altitude reference trajectories.

The board member, Carol Carmody, said that investigators in Washington had listened to the cockpit voice recorder, and that it captured the sound of the co-pilot calling out "minimums," which is a reference to low altitude.

For autopilot design, ADRC strategy enables precise tracking for velocity and altitude reference command in the presence of severe parametric perturbations and atmospheric disturbances only using measurable output information.

Some groups especially those who remain apart still speak (in addition to English) a German dialect known as Pennsylvania Dutch or Pennsylvania German, a blending of High German (in reference to the altitude of their natal region), various German dialects, and English.

At the top of the valley, luxury apartments in the village known as 1850 (a reference to its altitude of approximately 1,850 meters, or 6,000 feet) range from 25,000 to 28,000 euros per square meter ($3,150 to $3,525 per square foot).

"We will slowly acquire the reference orbit (786km altitude) over the next two weeks," explained Bianca Hoersch, Esa's mission manager for the Sentinel-2 spacecraft.