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The plane climbed to an altitude of 10,000 meters.
The people protested against the low altitude flight training.
The plane flew at an altitude of 3,000 meters.
I don't feel well at such a high altitude.
As a test pilot, Neil Armstrong made 7 flights in the X-15 aircraft. He was able to attain an altitude of 63,198 meters (207,500 feet).
This mountain has an altitude of 3,000 meters.
Both planes were flying at the same altitude.
The weather can be very treacherous at this altitude.
She has altitude sickness.
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I think I need a change of altitude myself.
It's the altitude.
It must be the altitude.
Did you misjudge your altitude?
Dr. Collins has new work on high-altitude sickness.
We don't know whether that last one was high-altitude sickness blackout or just too much smart surgery.
But now I've got some ideas for research on blackout and high-altitude sickness.
You're losing altitude fast.
He wrecked his heart using himself as a guinea pig on high-altitude flights.
It must be high-altitude sickness.
Altitude's the answer. Forty to 45,000 feet.
He made a normal approach, but misjudged his altitude and hooked a wing against a hangar.
Also as pilot for your high-altitude work when you get to it.
It's for reproducing the conditions of flying at high altitude.
On paper, their mission was to transport supplies to a microgravity experiment station orbiting at an altitude of 400 kilometers.
Usually this device would be used to intercept other missiles at high altitude.
Altitude of 50,000 meters, maximum altitude.
The altitude plays funny tricks with the temperature.
Given the altitude of Polaris, could you find your latitude, Mr. Stewart?
We're losing altitude, dear.
Oh, he said it was the altitude.
She'll never stand the altitude.
Yes, it must be the altitude.
The same climates which usually extend from the tropics to the arctic regions can be found together here, the altitude is between 100 and 8000 metres.
Altitude approximately 10 to 15.
Maybe it's the altitude, you chasing around with a bunch of boots-and-saddle boys.
This fella lost his girl in Salt Lake City. Then he goes on to say the altitude is 5,400 feet.
I used to toss a scoop of ice cream in the air adjust for wind drift, velocity, altitude, and, wham, in the cone every time.
On course, 156, altitude 25,000 feet. Over.
There's no question of the change in altitude.
Unless, of course, atmospherics played tricks at that altitude.
No one has explained what the leopard was seeking at that altitude.
Oh, let's just say it's the altitude.
Altitude, 200 miles.
Everything checks but the altitude, Mitch.
Altitude 8,000, air speed 250.
News and current affairs
For the Dreamliner to take off, ascend, and maintain a steady altitude, it must do more than move forward.
Failure would mean succumbing to a mid-air stall, with tepid forward motion giving way to a sudden loss of altitude.
Training at high altitude is permitted, though it gives those athletes who can do it an edge over competitors who must train at sea level.
Malaria has natural limits, determined by latitude, altitude and, in some cases, human intervention.
Such designs could be enabled by using circulation control for high lift and employed at cruising altitude for ride quality.
The Tibetan plateau's vast glaciers, huge underground springs and high altitude make Tibet the world's largest freshwater repository after the polar icecaps.