Distance 5650 Fine-tuned Accel/Go Distance 6207 Normal Takeoff Distance ( Ground roll‚ to 35’ & 1.15) 4300/4900/5600 Accel/Stop Distance (2 sec delay) 6526 Accel/Stop Distance (4 sec delay) 7126 Acc/Go Distance to Vlof (ground roll) and altitude at the BFL distance’ (early V1 go) 5700/6000 Takeoff distance with headwinds and tailwinds. (ground roll‚ to 35’ & 1.15) 2787/3985 4300/5786 Normal Takeoff Distance (ground roll‚ to
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During the late 1950s to the mid 1970s‚ the US and the Soviet Union‚ the two Cold War rivals‚ engaged in a Space Race‚ a fierce competition for supremacy in spaceflight capability. The Soviet Union achieved an early lead in the Space Race by launching the first artificial satellite into the space with Sputnik 1. The United States quickly followed suit three months later with the launch of Explorer 1. Unsatisfied with being the second to reach space‚ President John F. Kennedy set his sights for a
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breeding. The distribution of the various categories of the three qualitative traits (flower color‚ seed shape and seed size) was independent of region and altitude. Clustering of the accessions by qualitative traits produced seven distinct clusters which did not classify the accessions according to regions or Weredas‚ but according to three altitude classes. Key words: Characterization‚ Dekoko‚ Pisum sativum var. abyssinicum‚ accession/collection. INTRODUCTION The origin of field pea is
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ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES INTRODUCTION: An Artificial Satellite is a people-made machine that orbits a variety of other objects in space. Many Artificial Satellites orbit the Earth to gather information about the universe‚ to predict the weather‚ to help with the navigation of ships and planes‚ to assist in telephone calls over the ocean‚ to observe the Earth‚ and as a tool to improve military activities. Though Artificial Satellites have mostly orbited Earth‚ some have orbited the moon‚ the sun
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Exercise 17 Problems - Part I: Answers 1. The temperature contrast between the equator and the Arctic region is greatest in the winter‚ because the Arctic region is furthest away from the Sun during that time. 2. (a) The one region of the world where the hypothetical isotherm pattern is actually observed is in the Southern Hemisphere‚ starting at approximately 30° S. (b) The hypothetical pattern is seen here‚ because the oceanic and atmospheric circulations in this region constantly run from
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to hide. However‚ it is a great home for large herds of grazing mammals‚ such as the zebra and the bison‚ because of the open land. Unlike Grassland ecosystems‚ the Mountain ecosystems vary a lot more in climate‚ due to different altitudes and reliefs. The altitude affects the climate‚ as the atmospheric temperature drops by 0‚5 – 0‚6 degrees Celsius per 100 meters. The climate is affected by the relief‚ as the mountains stand in the path of wind systems‚ forcing air to rise over them. When the
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Animals living at high elevations where there is less oxygen must have adaptations to ensure that sufficient oxygen is delivered to the tissues. Since the total air pressure is reduced at high altitudes‚ the partial pressure of oxygen is also reduced‚ so hemoglobin may not be saturated and tissues would fail to get enough oxygen. In order to combat this‚ animals can alter the amount of oxygen carried in their bloodstream by increasing the concentration of hemoglobin‚ increasing the hematocrit‚ or
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are specific to current production Boeing airliners‚ although the details are essentially identical for passenger jets from Airbus and other companies. An exception was Concorde which had a supplementary air supply system fitted due to the higher altitudes at which it flew‚ and also the slightly higher cabin pressure it employed. [edit] Air supply On most jetliners‚ air is supplied to the ECS by being "bled" from a compressor stage of each turbine engine‚ upstream of the combustor. The temperature
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describing the main characteristics‚ along with pre-human and current distribution of beech forests. Vegetation structure and native fauna associated with the ecosystem will be looked at with examples of species given. Environmental effects such as altitude‚ latitude‚ rainfall and soil drainage‚ and how they can affect beech forests will be investigated. Anthropogenic effects will also be looked at‚ explaining how human activity can affect ecological processes and the composition of plant and animal
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