Sentence examples for support the plane from inspiring English sources

Provision must be made to support the plane when it is at rest on the ground and during takeoff and landing.

This void formation is thought to favour an increase of the energy dissipating deformation processes, namely by crazing in HIPS, where the voids are considered to ease craze formation, or by preferentially shear yielding in ABS at higher rubber concentration, where the voids support the plane stress situation which multiplies shear yielding.

Dunford also did not rule out a combat role for Nato troops after 2014, particularly in the form of close air support – the planes and helicopters that aid troops caught in fierce fighting, which is a capacity that Afghanistan is only starting to develop.

The order for the A380's was a significant sign of support for the plane, which has been heavily criticized by the Boeing Company, a rival of Airbus, as being too big for the needs of the world's airlines.

With the optimal inputs, the projection of CM on the support plane is beyond the support area of ΔDEG, and the mechanism tips over edge DE until node H touches on the ground, then ΔDEH comes to be the new support area.

(b) Conceptual drawing of charge transfer of photogenerated holes from PPy to diamond where they support the in-plane conductivity.

The electronic transport measurements indicate that the holes accumulated in diamond-trap states are excited to diamond valence band, where they support the in-plane conductivity [46].

It proactively selects the spectrum in unlicensed and licensed frequency bands for the LTE pico/femto/nano cells to support the requirement planes.

Earlier this month, it complained to the W.T.O. about the way European governments supported the commercial plane maker Airbus with subsidies.

We explained the preferential drying front displacement in the hydrophobic domain and the spatial extent of capillary flow supporting the vaporization plane using a physically-based model.

Then it will be strictly separated from set by the support plane passing through, since no supporting plane has finite positive slope.