Sentence examples for start airplane from inspiring English sources
The nickel-iron (Edison cell) and nickel-cadmium battery with alkaline electrolyte are both used in applications where longer lives than those of the lead-acid battery are needed; the silver-zinc battery is used to start airplane engines because of its high power per unit of weight.
We examine the role of physical, chemical and physicochemical differences between the consequences of accidents occurring in high-risk technologies (oil extraction, refinery and transport, big chemistry process, space shuttle flying start, airplane, underground mining, high velocity train transportation, etc).
In France, Henri Farman, Louis Blériot, Gabriel and Charles Voisin, and Léon Levavasseur entered the industry, and experimental groups started airplane production in Germany and Russia.
They produced astonishing results such as source levels of 137 dB SPL – the intensity of a starting airplane – 10 cm in front of the bats' snouts [5].
The crucial experimental manipulation here was that two sound exemplars in each category could induce similar pictorial representations (different snapshots of a similar environment: "people 1" and "people 2" and "traffic 1" and "traffic 2"), whereas the third could induce a very different image due to a different feature ("playing kids" and "starting airplane").
I opened it up to start my airplane ride to San Francisco from Toronto this week, fully intending to put it down after a few minutes and put on a movie.
In 1912 Tommy (later Sir Thomas) Sopwith started manufacturing airplanes at Kingston, including the Sopwith Camel.
Hotels and services such as Los Angeles-based SkyMeals started offering airplane-ready meals to go, for a price.
Voisin and his brother, Charles, started the world's first commercial airplane factory.
Instead his answer comes quick and wistful: "I want to start my own airplane business.
Grace Slick knew better: "Sorry about those who got the green," she sympathises at the start of the Airplane's set.
