low-level flight
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflow-levelandflight
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low-level
adjective
uk/ˌləʊˈlev.əl/us/ˌloʊˈlev.əl/
having little importance or a ...
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flight
noun
uk/flaɪt/us/flaɪt/
a journey in ...
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(Definition oflow-levelandflightfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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A level pass attack does not differ significantly from normallow-levelflight, and no additional deconfliction arrangements are necessary.
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It would not, therefore, have been accurate to include it among accidents that had taken place duringlow-levelflight.
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A level pass attack does not differ significantly from normallow-levelflight, and no additional deconfliction arrangements are necessary.
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It would not, therefore, have been accurate to include it among accidents that had taken place duringlow-levelflight.
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The cost of alow-levelflightvaries according to the duration of the flight, the aircraft type and the sort of training involved.
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When the wings are swept back, the exposed wing area is lowered and drag is significantly decreased, which is conducive to performing high-speedlow-levelflight.
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The usual approach was alow-levelflightup a fjord.
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The species has the ability to pick food up off the ground while still in flight, and indeed drinks duringlow-levelflightor while hovering.
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Advanced navigation and flight computers, including the then-innovative fly-by-wire system, greatly reduced the workload of the pilot duringlow-levelflightand eased control of the aircraft.
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It is necessary to carry out these low-level flights.
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For some years the number of low-level flights has been constant at 110,000 a year.
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One very small category of test flights—the high-speed low-level flights—will be done elsewhere in the future.
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Last year it reached the record level of one complaint for every 23 low-flying sorties, during a year when the total number of low-level flights went down slightly.
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He agreed and ordered the low-level flights over the island to be increased from two per day to once every two hours.
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