Sentence examples for vertical guidance from inspiring English sources
"But there may be times during the next two months when WAAS won't be available for precision vertical guidance," said Randy Kenagy, AOPA director of advanced technology.
Using this correlated fading process model, the availability of Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance (LPV -200 under severe scintiLPV -200scenarios is analyzed.
A pilot test was performed to evaluate ARAIM availability for Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance down to 200 feet (LPV-200) when using the triple-frequency observations.
The results show that BDS can currently provide Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance down to 200 feet service (LPV-200) approaches with above 90% availability in the Asia-Pacific region with optimal parameters and the most realistic parameters.
The engagement strategy in the vertical guidance phase includes general vertical launch to handle the case of longer engagement ranges, and vertical launch with back turn (BT) to handle shorter engagement ranges.
In the case of the railway community, the needs for safety applications are expected to be covered by the level associated to the more constrained requirements: level A. However, these requirements have mainly been proposed to support aeronautical operations (ranging from en-route phase to approach operation with vertical guidance, called APV II).
The enhanced GNSS navigation solution using the corrections from the satellite provides the necessary accuracy and integrity to perform approaches with vertical and lateral angular guidance to a given runway threshold.
The phase difference as well as the magnitude and frequency of the sinusoidal acceleration inputs for the vertical and the horizontal guidance is the design parameter to shape the three-dimensional spiral or barrel-roll evasive maneuver pattern.
This left a hole around verticals that demanded expert guidance through the purchasing funnel — a funnel which had often gotten harder to serve on mobile devices.
By independent application of this planar law for homing guidance on the vertical and the horizontal plane, three-dimensional evasive guidance is easily synthesized.
At the policy level these included vertical programming, lack of policy guidance on integrated care, under-funding of SRH, program territorialism, and weak referral systems; at the service level, factors included high client load, staff shortages and insufficient training and skills in SRH, resistance to change, and inadequate monitoring systems related to integration.
