airborne vehicle

At this point we were on the lookout for airborne vehicles, but none appeared.

Airborne vehicles would not frighten him out of his wits.

But I might ask you as profitably why you've never seen fit to invent airborne vehicles?

Air-to-ground communication is the means by which people on the ground and those in airborne vehicles communicate with each other.

Listening intently, they could indeed hear the distant rumble of an airborne vehicle.

A launch pad is a fixed structure designed to dispatch airborne vehicles.

The missile is launched from an airborne vehicle.

The Soviet Union continued to develop methods to efficiently deploy airborne vehicles.

Baley said, "What if some explosive device were dropped on the house from some airborne vehicle?"

If the Preserve had only the one airborne vehicle, naturally its repair would take priority over a lowly recruit.

Faintly Peri heard the distant sound of an airborne vehicle and judiciously stepped away.

Other features were explained such as the ability to change terrains on the fly and being able to pilot both ground and airborne vehicles.

Plus planes and other airborne vehicles.

But commanders had access to real-time surveillance videos shot by a Predator, an unmanned airborne vehicle, and they saw his capture.

Other airborne vehicles moved past them, both above and below, and it became evident that the colored lights on the buildings marked traffic lanes.

Pilotwings 64 is a 3D flight simulator in which the player must complete a variety of missions involving different airborne vehicles and air sports.

The airborne vehicles contain onboard tracking and command systems for use with the ground-tier vehicles.

He is a serious police officer, a pillar of his church, and a man well versed in recognizing airborne vehicles in his area.

The Halo video game series incorporates an airborne vehicle called "Banshee" named for its engine's screaming noise.

Player movement about the map may be on foot, using a jet pack, or in various ground and airborne vehicles as pilot, co-pilot, or passenger.

They dropped into a landfall traffic lane and cruised slowly through the maze of buildings, sliding along the magnetic guidance lines that directed airborne vehicles.

The reliability of the software running in airborne vehicles (civil or military) is shown by the fact that most air borne accidents occur due to manual errors.

The ground-tier vehicles gather local data that complement the remote sensing data obtained by the spaceborne and airborne vehicles.

In the tier-scalable paradigm, ground-tier vehicles are commanded typically through the use of local airborne vehicles, such as blimps or balloons.

There is also a magnetic winch used to move people from TB 2 to another airborne vehicle seen in Thunderbirds Are Go.