Sentence examples for sophisticated plane from inspiring English sources

In repeating his grandfather's transoceanic course with a more sophisticated plane, Erik Lindbergh said he was not looking to recreate the original flight but to celebrate it.

Alan Joyce, the company's chief executive, said in a statement that the decision was not linked to news Tuesday that the Boeing 787's first flight had been delayed to allow additional minor modifications to what has been called the world's most sophisticated plane.

David Wright, an ABC News reporter who was on the P-8 Poseidon, said all the sophisticated plane had spotted was "a freighter and two pods of dolphins".

And because it was in a radar dead zone when it disappeared, finding it and figuring out what brought down such a sophisticated plane was a huge undertaking. .

But Team France is ailing.Its main product is the European Pressurised Water Reactor (EPR), vaunted as the most sophisticated, plane-crash-proof and efficient in the world.

In 1943 and 1944, assigned to the Army's Air Transport Command, she flew some of the country's most sophisticated planes, transporting them from factories to domestic airfields or to coastal debarkation points for shipment to foreign theaters.

Acquired in 2010 for $1.3 million, Engine 3 will soon be joined by two more high-tech trucks as Logan plays catch-up with the challenges of fighting fires on today's bigger and more sophisticated planes.

The ABINIT project relies upon these ideas: freedom of sources, reliability, portability, and self-documentation are emphasised, in the development of a sophisticated plane-wave pseudopotential code.

The BBC's Rajini Vaidyanathan in Washington says the types of aircraft deployed have not been revealed, but the US has sophisticated planes that can listen into a wide range of mobile phone and telecommunications traffic.

The primary attraction of this locale, though, may be something that cannot be perceived from even the most sophisticated surveillance plane, which from China's perspective is precisely the point.

Never before has the RAF's most sophisticated "spy" plane been tasked to map flooding.