—v. (-ding) 1 move smoothly and continuously. 2 (of an aircraft or pilot) fly without engine-power. 3 pass gradually or imperceptibly. 4 go stealthily. 5 cause to glide. —n. gliding movement. [Old English]
... to.thesurface decreases , its illumination decreases (partial shade ) andis.theleast where therays glide over thesurface Atthesame time , theborder oflight andshade .isformed (line ofthelight-divider ... (Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics)
... is the number of experience , and in the. second - the observed value of a random variable Example Random variable - the glide angle of the aircraft at. the time of dropping the bomb (the glide angle implies .the angle drawn ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
... (low-power ) or non-protruding antennas It is known , for example , the use of a linear . plane antenna as a glide antenna built flush into the.landing strip at the aerodrome Widely used surface wave ... (Microwave Devices and Antennas)
... , used only forSOS (MAYDAY ) signaling 6 - MHz Landing radio systems (glide path ).960-1 ,215 MHz Radio Navigation Systems Some radar ranges ... (Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals)
... ” and “dispatcher ”.Thepilot may request thedispatcher fordifferent data on.thecourse , height , level , glide slope , etc Inconclusion , we can say thatifclient-server relations exist .between ... (Object oriented programming)
... , and a cane speak of prosperity ., but what a sad disappointment we experience when our eyes .glide over a baggy frock coat and “someone else 's” trousers . falling on the boots No ... (ENGINEERING PSYCHOLOGY AND ERGONOMICS)
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