- configuration, or
receive a
landing clearance by a
certain altitude.
Unstabilized approaches account for most
approach and
landing accidents. For this...
-
converted to its
methylene derivative.
Mechanistic studies have
focused on
unstabilized ylides,
because the
intermediates can be
followed by NMR spectroscopy...
- or
requested by air
traffic control for
various reasons, such as an
unstabilized approach or an
obstruction on the runway. The term
arises from the traditional...
-
decision height during an
unstabilized precision approach conducted in
rapidly changing meteorological conditions. The
unstabilized nature of the approach...
- September, 1 2020, it was
established that the
accident was
caused by an
unstabilized approach that lead to a
runway overrun, all of
which occurred due to...
- gravel-surfaced roads) unpaved: 7,700 km (4,785 mi) (these
roads are made of
unstabilized earth and are
difficult to
negotiate in wet weather) (1990) Balykchy...
- requirements. The
initial variants of the Mark 38, Mods 0 and 1, were
unstabilized and
required one
crewmember to
manually operate. The
latest Mods 2 and...
- that the
flight crew had
failed to
initiate a go-around
following an
unstabilized approach. The
runway excursion was
caused by the
flight crew switching...
-
recoilless rifles,
while smoothbore variants (which can be fin-stabilized or
unstabilized) are
recoilless guns. This
distinction is
often lost, and both are often...
- A
Fischer carbene is a type of
transition metal carbene complex,
which is an
organometallic compound containing a
divalent organic ligand. In a Fischer...
