Planes in sentence

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And soon we'll add not just ships and planes but all the other objects, and we can output data feeds of those locations of all these objects over time that can be integrated digitally from people's work flows.

Or alternatively, we could do nothing, hide in our gated communities and private schools, enjoy our planes and yachts — they're fun — and wait for the pitchforks.

Planes would drop the spinning and terrifying bombs that chopped off people's limbs.

Now imagine that 60 planes full of babies under five crash every single day.

Planes can't land here, so we were at the most risk, technically, when we had the slimmest chance of being rescued.

We'd covered 35 marathons, we were only halfway, and we had a safety net, of course, of ski planes and satellite phones and live, 24-hour tracking beacons that didn't exist for Scott, but in hindsight, rather than making our lives easier, the safety net actually allowed us to cut things very fine indeed, to sail very close to our absolute limits as human beings.

You know, fast-moving planes in the sky, I want a guy.

But in fact, this is the little-known fact that I didn't realize at the time: Deforestation accounts for more greenhouse gas than all of the world's planes, trains, cars, trucks and ships combined.

Origami armies unfold plans for paper planes and we remain imprisoned in our own paper chains, but the greater shame is that it always seems to stay the same, what changes is who’s in power choosing how to lay the blame, they’re naming names, forgetting these are names of people, because in the end it all comes down to people.

Now, I knew this place had a reputation for sinking ships and grounding planes, and while I was out there floating, I started to get a little bit nervous.

MR: So I conceptualize the possibility that just like we keep cars and planes and buildings going forever with an unlimited supply of building parts and machine parts, why can't we create an unlimited supply of transplantable organs to keep people living indefinitely, and especially people with lung disease.

And my mind was now suspended between two very opposite planes of reality.

Later that day, she looked up into the sky with hope, because she saw two planes crossing in the sky.

And she waved her arms, hoping they would see her, but the planes were soon gone.

30 times, the thickness reaches 6.5 miles, which is about the average height that planes fly.

So you see new datum planes, new grounds planes for social activity.

Commandeering civilian planes and using them as weapons, dropping atomic bombs, the use of gas chambers or poisonous gas in conflict, all of these actions, if committed, constitute acts of war and war crimes under customary international law and the Hague conventions.

Not long after the first successful airplane flights, pilots were eager to push their planes to go faster and faster.

Instead, he's devised a slightly more elaborate solution: building three identical planes for the mission.

Each of the planes can turn on a dime and instantly transfer any amount of its fuel to any of the others in midair without slowing down, provided they're next to each other.

However, only one airport, located on the equator, has granted permission for the experiment, making it the starting point, the finish line, and the only spot where the planes can land, takeoff, or refuel on the ground.

How should the three planes coordinate so the professor can fly continuously for the whole trip and achieve his dream without anyone running out of fuel and crashing?

All three planes take off at noon flying west, each fully loaded with 180 kiloliters.

For the next 90 minutes, the professor and Orokana's planes fly towards each other, meeting at the three-quarter mark.

45 minutes later, just as the other two planes are about to run empty, he meets them at the 315 degree point and transfers 45 kiloliters of fuel to each, leaving 45 for himself.

All three planes land at the airport just as their fuel gauges reach zero.

As the reporters and photographers cheer, the professor promises his planes will soon be available for commercial flights, just as soon as they figure out how to keep their inflight meals from spilling everywhere.

Radar, sonar, helicopters, and spotter planes are all used to guide factory ships towards dwindling schools of fish.

And at that point the Taliban had an air force, they had fighter planes, they had tanks, they had artillery, and we really got hammered pretty badly a couple of times.

In fact, it emits more greenhouse gases than our cars, our trucks, our planes and our trains combined.

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