aerial route

Much less accessible if it could be reached only by an aerial route.

The park can also be reached through maritime and aerial routes.

It was recalled that in each of the thefts an aerial route had been left open.

Researchers at Andhra University said the birds had been following this aerial route since 15 years.

The cave is usually descended using single rope techniques, and is popular with cavers, being spacious and offering a variety of aerial routes.

These permitted publication in 1911 of a chart of aerial routes, thus pointing the way to the feasibility of transatlantic air travel aided by air patterns.

Within an hour another man, bleeding from his nose and mouth, took the aerial route, this time a two-handed toss that put him almost to the other side of the street.

Modern gliding competitions now comprise closed tasks where everyone races on an aerial route around specified turn-points, plus start and finish points, that brings everybody back to base.

Cowan was completely ignorant of the shortest aerial route to the USSR and went eastward instead of going north and passed over New York City.

Warner is known for favouring the aerial route with his aggressive left-handed batting style, and ability to switch hit, using the back of his bat or by taking a right-handed stance.

High speed cameras reveal flying fish taking an aerial route to avoid predatory sailfish, Venus flytraps ensnaring their unwitting victims and two male hippos clashing over the territorial rights to a stretch of river.

While homeward-bound to Newport in September of that year, she served as one of the chain of ships beneath the aerial route of president Dwight D. Eisenhower's return to the United States after his summit conferences in Europe.

She was launched at midnight on 3 May 1939 - as tide conditions were most favorable then - via an "aerial route:" Large cranes hoisted her up from her building way, swung her out over the water, and then gently lowered her into the channel.

The topics covered include, "definition of an airplane, a pilot, aerial routes, food, clothing, metals, metal production, mirrors and their uses in wars, varieties of machinery and yantras, planes like 'mantrik', 'tantrik', and 'kritak'" and four planes called Shakuna, Sundara, Rukma, and Tripura are described in greater detail.