Sentence examples for your cockpit from inspiring English sources

"It's a bird's-eye view of America from your cockpit".

With the system tracking your head movements, you can lean to the side and peer down the side of your pilot's seat inside your cockpit.

Glancing around and out your cockpit as you dogfight in the stars is a beguiling notion, and as there's no character movement, it's much easier on those who have limited space or are prone to motion sickness.

You can lean out and peer over the edges of your cockpit, too, twist your head and view space and ships fly by through the windows, and look up as you pitch your ship, tracking the enemy in your vision.

The device, available for $129 at www.trackir.com, translates a small movement of the head into a much larger movement on screen, so turning an inch to the right is enough to look out the right window of your cockpit, and two inches is enough to twist your virtual view 180 degrees to face the rear.

For 2019, the body is both taller and broader, your cockpit is larger and more comfortable, and the engine lineup features six powerful options — including a new 2.7-liter turbo engine and a new 3.0-liter turbo-diesel on deck.

The system described in the patent would not only automate the process through device-to-car communication, but it sounds like it would have a portability element, too; your iPhone could relay your settings to a car from any participating manufacturer, and would be able to calculate differences in geometry to adapt your preferred cockpit configuration to different vehicles.

Colliding with a small Bird can even perforate your polycarbonate Cockpit at this Crucial air speeds of Supersonic and near Supersonic.

Someone keyed the mike and said, 'Everyone stay in your seats".' Cockpit: "Did you copy that?" Flight turns toward the southwest, with clearance from air traffic control.

David Braben, founder of Frontier Developments, has seen how VR can augment a gaming experience: Elite Dangerous works amazingly well on the Oculus Rift, giving you an immersive view of your ship's cockpit.

Of course, that's small potatoes compared to how you pilot your walker, its cockpit full of buttons, levers and switches; all with their particular uses when the going gets tough and all utilised via gesture controls – daunting at first, but, as with learning to drive any vehicle, becoming second nature with practice (we hope).