Sentence examples for transmit flight from inspiring English sources
The proposed Android-based mobile platform has the following advantages: (1) with Android remote controller has a bidirectional transmission function, which can transmit flight directives to the quadrotor and receive the feedback information to achieve the desired control.
This ability uses the MAVlink open source communication to transmit the flight path.
According to the World Health Organization, SARS was rarely transmitted aboard flights.
The next generation of aircraft will include engines that are permanently connected to the Data Centre, allowing engineers to turn the dial up or down on the data transmitted in-flight or even deploy a new analytic across the whole fleet in seconds.
In addition to the detachment commander, navigator, intelli gence officer, doctor, crew chief, mechanics, photograph ic and electronic specialists, there were radio personnel who would pick up the O.K. for the flight, transmitted from Washington through Germany to Turkey and from there to Pakistan.
(And I was just barely able to transmit and make my flight back to New York City in time for a Valentine's dinner — thankfully without harsh lighting).
The data collected during the flight is transmitted in real-time to the ground station via a TETRA radio network.
After receiving it, Flight 370 transmitted a return ping back up to Inmarsat, which in turn relayed it to the ground station.
The pictures from the flight are transmitted to a laptop computer where the images can immediately be displayed in an easy-to-view format.
The flight data transmitted before the crash was sent through an automatic system called the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS), which routinely downloads maintenance and fault data to the airline operator.
The flight data transmitted before the crash was sent through an automatic system called the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS), which routinely downloads maintenance and fault data to the airline operating the aircraft.
