Sentence examples for the operational trials from inspiring English sources

Initially it had been proposed that a similar system be installed on the more capable C-130, but the experience during the operational trials brought the whole program to a halt.

On 3 December 1940 the VVS ordered that the 41st Fighter Regiment (istrebitel'nyy aviatsionnyy polk), based at the Crimean town of Kacha, was to conduct the operational trials for the I-200 and that they were to be transferred to the 146th Fighter Regiment at Yevpatoria, also in the Crimea, for pilot training after the conclusion of the trials.

Basing the decision on the results of operational trials in Africa would be unwise and potentially unsafe for justifying such a major policy change.

The length of gate road measured during this operational trial was over five hundred metres long (involving a trial period of almost two months), and both radar and laser-scanner data were acquired for validation purposes, as shown in Fig. 16 (results are shown for the first 10000 samples, or approximately 500 m).

The results next were obtained by our method applied on test videos for the project TOPVISION (OPerational Trials of UnderWater Videos for Identification of Harmfull Article) [20].

Meanwhile, the first Tu-142s were delivered to the Northern Fleet at Kipelovo AB, where they were initially tasked with tracking and monitoring nuclear-powered submarines as part of the type's operational trials.

One version was used in operational trials on the Albatros D.Va fighter biplane and Fokker Dr.1 fighter triplane.

During the first eight months of operational trials, a total of 16 in-flight engine failures and 49 unscheduled engine changes punctuated the ongoing engine dilemma and delayed the in-service date until February 1957, roughly two years late.

Insisting that the non-American subjects be given medical evaluations before experiments were conducted, even if a ruse was needed, the Army intelligence command began to prepare for operational trials in Europe and, later, in the Far East.

In May 1970, the Soviet Naval Aviation (AV-MF) – the air arm of the Soviet Navy – began receiving production Tu-142s for operational trials.

Nevertheless, 30 more cannon-armed Spitfires were ordered for operational trials, and they were soon known as the Mk IB, to distinguish them from the Browning-armed Mk IA, and were delivered to No. 19 Squadron beginning in June 1940.