Sentence examples for risk of pilot from inspiring English sources

The hasty decision by EASA, Europe's aviation regulator, to require that at least two crew members remain in the cockpit at all times should now reduce the risk of pilot murder-suicide.

Plus, there's no risk of a pilot hitting a mountain or getting hurt in another way.

Honda's research into sensors that can read and follow the center lines of roads, ultrahigh definition radar systems and crash-prevention technology will help reduce the glaring risk of novice pilots crashing all around us.

And human/robot interactions of the kind made to look easy in Iron Man are in fact fiendishly hard, at least without the risk of dismembering your pilot.

Thus, although our current measurements of PBDEs do not predict risk of autism, this pilot project should not be construed as the last word on PBDEs and autism.

As long as the Libyan Air Force knew that there was some risk of interception, its pilots would be much less motivated to drop bombs and more inclined to defect.

At this time, it is unclear whether increased UVA exposure, cosmic ionizing radiation, circadian rhythm disturbance and/or other undetermined factors are contributing to this increased risk of melanoma in pilots and cabin crew.

They eliminate risk to pilots and sharply reduce the financial costs of projecting power.

Yes, we will continue to strive to reduce the risk of flying through proper pilot training, vigilant aircraft maintenance and good manufacturing practices; but the risk will never be zero.

In addition to procurement, strict regulations and varying success metrics leave many at risk of falling into a pilot-stage purgatory, never able to fully scale their innovations.

Epidemiological evidence increasingly implicates UV radiation in melanoma pathogenesis, as was recently detailed in a meta-analysis that demonstrated an increased risk of melanoma in airline pilots and cabin crew (thought to be related to elevated levels of cosmic and UV radiation exposure) [ 25].