Sentence examples for the flying itself from inspiring English sources
The flying itself was not marred by any serious accidents.
In recent years, various studies have looked at whether air travel itself is a significant risk factor in D.V.T. Russell Rayman, executive director for the Aerospace Medical Association in Virginia, said most concluded that prolonged immobility, not the act of flying itself, was the primary contributing factor.
Air Vice Marshall Sue Grey, the director of the RAF's Combat Air, admits the aircraft is capable of flying itself but she stresses there "will always be a man in the loop".
It's flying itself to the hospital delivering the product and then returning home.
Several hundred sperm, each of them about 2 millimeters long--almost as long as the fly itself--wait around in a jostling, writhing, spaghetti-like mass before they can reach their goal.
It usually goes along the lines of: "Wouldn't it be amazing to be a pilot?" Followed by: "Actually, it probably gets really boring sitting there for 10 hours while the plane flies itself …" Author Mark Vanhoenacker admits on his website: "The 21st century has relegated airplane flight – a once remarkable feat of human ingenuity – to the realm of the mundane".
That suggests that it was the fly itself that was holding back agriculture.
The idea is easier to brush off than the fly itself.
The anatomy shown here is dependent upon autofluorescence and this varies between flies and within the fly itself, therefore the user must set a threshold of intensity which is optimum for each fly.
Mathematical modeling based upon the volume of the cylinder housing individual flies and the measured gas flow dictates that anesthetic equilibrium in the chamber, and the fly itself, should be reached in seconds.
