Sentence examples for the differing aircraft from inspiring English sources

Generalizing about the comparative costs of chartering and using airlines is difficult because of a number of variables: the differing aircraft and prices charter companies offer, the size of charter groups, which affect the cost per person, and the airlines' intricate fare schedules.

The relation between aircraft noise and cortisol did not change noticeably using the five different aircraft noise variables.

The aircraft differs considerably from the American version, with Rolls-Royce Gnome engines (derived from the US General Electric T58), British-made anti-submarine warfare systems and a fully computerised flight control system.

How would this new type of aircraft differ from traditional aircrafts like fighter jets?" (Answer: "Traditional aircrafts are modeled after bird wings, which are rigid and good for providing lift. Bat wings are more flexible, and thus an aircraft modeled on bat wings would have greater maneuverability").

The mode of takeoff and landing also differs among aircraft.

The aircraft differed in type, orientation, distance, and brightness.

Not only have the Europeans differed with the United States over the aircraft, but France has split with its allies and is building its own aircraft.

To prevent enemy fire from causing the GAU-8/A rounds to fire prematurely, armor plates of differing thicknesses between the aircraft skin and the drum are designed to detonate incoming shells.

"But the ending differed, the plot differed.

These aircraft differed from the standard Spitfire Vc in that they been fitted with a Vokes air filter beneath their nose to reduce the amount of sand and dust which entered the engine; Caldwell believed that this modification reduced the Spitfires' performance.

Electromagnetic launching would reduce stress on the aircraft and launching mechanisms; also, energy generated by the system could be adjusted to aircraft of differing weights.