If the pilot (including the "silent pilots") overhead is to remain the same, as for example in the optional 2 antenna WiMAX AMC transmission [3], the density of active pilots that can be used for actual estimation of the MIMO channel diminishes.
But he thinks it is ill advised to fly the path below 1,100 feet, where air traffic control goes silent and pilots rely only on each other to avoid crashes.
But the room became still and silent when an airline pilot who used to fly F-14 Tomcats for the Navy took the lectern.
The captain of this quixotic craft, mourning a lost mistress, methodically keeps himself semi-inebriated; the boat's mechanic is a silent Indian; and the pilot's "features, gestures, voice, and other personal traits have been carried to so perfect a degree of non-existence that they can never stay in our memories".
Further complicating life on the ground is the arrival of Bonnie Lee Jean Arthurr), a showgirl in transit who's socked in by weather, and Macpherson (silent star Richard Barthelmess), a pilot harboring a dark secret.
The band itself is pretty good, doing the rock "thing" with loud relish and two drummers, showing its stuff best in numbers like "Pilot Light," keeping shyly silent behind the piano accompaniment for the obligatory ballad, "Bright Room".
"What happened to Gary Cooper?" he asks in the series' pilot episode, "The strong silent type.
One factor in favor of the deal is that United's pilots' union indicated last month it would not oppose a deal with Continental, whose own pilots have so far remained silent.
Colored squares represent pilot symbols and the crossed squares silent symbols.
As the jury's 55-year-old foreman, a retired Navy pilot, announced the guilty verdicts before the silent courtroom, Mr. Muhammad stood bolt upright, stared straight ahead and maintained the same stone-faced pose he had struck throughout the trial.
