Sentence examples for robot plane from inspiring English sources
While pilotless aircraft are not new, the idea that a robot plane could replace an Air Force fighter pilot was, until recently, the stuff of futurist science magazines.
The robot plane, made of lightweight materials covered with a plastic film skin, is a forerunner to craft that one day may soar in the rarefied air of Mars.
The real philosopher-in-residence, however, is Schwarzenegger himself; when Claire Danes — a wonderful actress, whose features are a delicate register of shifting sympathies — takes up an automatic weapon and destroys an unmanned robot plane, she is instantly admitted to the company of honorary Terminators.
Due to the special kinematic structure of Climbot-5D, the robot's links are always restricted in a plane (referred as "robot plane," the shaded triangle area in Fig. 5).
end{aligned} (13 where ({varvec{m}}={[- sin beta ;;cos beta ;;0]^T}) represents the normal vector of the robot plane and ({p_x}), ({p_y}) represent the position projection components with respect to the base frame ({B}).
Osama bin Laden is in the wind, as usual, in the robot plane patrolled tribal areas.
Barack Obama has been a fairly effective president in terms of "Dudes in the desert murdered by robot planes," but if you disagree with the robots-killing-people policy (like some dirty peacenik hippie), you won't find much to like about Mitt Romney either, as he thinks the guy who had Osama bin Ladin killed and bombed Libya is a gigantic pussy who "apologizes for America".
Sure, the drone attacks have killed several Taliban and al-Qaida operatives, but the use of robot planes makes the US look cowardly, especially to honour-loving Pakistanis, and it gives the Islamists legitimacy.
They are all in the Pakistan tribal areas, where only the robot planes dare go.
Just a reminder that we're using robot planes to kill people who don't like us.
Among the few people who don't adore them here are hard-core war-fighters who don't want an armada of robot planes standing in the way of sending in oodles more troops.
