A deputy Russian prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, said the aircraft was working "impeccably" before the crash and suggested that "the human factor" — a reference to pilot error or a mistake by ground controllers — was likely to blame.
This article was amended on Thursday 26 March to remove a reference to the pilot's breathing "suggesting he had not lost consciousness".
Armand H. Jacob, an Airbus test pilot, said that the jolts and bumps measured by the plane's instruments, and preserved by the flight data recorder, showed that the crew would have felt some side-to-side bumping, but no cue "that would explain these large and abrupt inputs," a reference to the pilot's actions.
In fact, a letter possibly aimed at deflecting pressure ahead of the Geneva talks, but possibly also written in the knowledge that the secret nuclear game at Qom might soon be up, had made cryptic reference to a pilot plant, but with no details of where.
In contrast to 802.11, LTE makes use of PSAM, where known reference symbols, referred to as pilot symbols, are inserted into the stream of data symbols, as shown in Figure 1.
Suck it, Sullenberger, Stephen Colbertt promised on the 31 July episode of The Colbert Report as he announced his free festival: Pepsi Presents StePhest Colbchella '012: Rocktaugustfest, with a reference to the US Airways pilot Chesley Sullenberger, who successfully brought his stricken aircraft on the water in 2009.
Therefore, with reference to the th pilot cluster, we consider the following observation subvector (21).
The reference to "doing more pilots than promiscuous flight attendants" caught the notice of at least one person at the conference.
"Hit piece on Andy from VA GOP in Hampton newspaper," Strzok wrote to Page on Oct. 26, a probable reference to a Virginian-Pilot follow-up to the Journal story.
All references to the pilots' names are blacked out to protect their identities, but they are described as a lieutenant colonel and his flight commander, a major, of the 190th Air Fighter squadron.
