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(1) It is interested in MIG-31 high-altitude interceptors, more modern submarines and help in building aircraft carriers.

(2) They were here to defend the heavens against high-altitude spy planes.

(3) Both fireballs terminate with high-altitude explosions that shake the ground and rattle windows, but do no damage.

(4) A new high-altitude touring center has opened at Killington in Vermont.

(5) Grismore believes high-altitude nuclear tests are the most probable source of the radioactive specks.

(6) But the crews of high-altitude aircraft, especially on polar routes[sentencedict.com], can receive significant amounts of radiation over time.

(7) The center handles 6, 000 high-altitude planes a day over seven states and more than 3 million square miles of ocean.

(8) This high-altitude landscape of snow and rock is home to the snow leopard, musk deer, and red panda.

(9) He invented the first successful high-altitude pressure suit in the 1930's, so he wouldn't pass out from lack of oxygen when he was thousands of feet up in the air.

(10) The MEO satellites are used in the GNSS space segment and in future will still be the mainstay in this segment possibly with the addition of the HEO(High-altitude Earth Orbit) satellites.

(11) The world's oldest known high-altitude human settlements, dating back up to 49, 000 years, have been found sealed in volcanic ash in Papua New Guinea mountains, archaeologists said Friday.

(12) Rolling high-altitude grasslands, pristine steep-sided river valleys and rocky gorges contribute to the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

(13) The photo here shows Baumgartner in a high-altitude test jump last year, somewhere way above the Mojave Desert in California.

(14) His creation, the BMW high-altitude carburettor, enables the company to claim its first world record in 1919.

(15) Two of their members were suffering from mountain sickness and their high-altitude porters had failed to arrive.

(16) At the time of his selection, Foss was working in private industry, engaged in high-altitude research.

(17) A young man with a flapping vest and a face pink with high-altitude exertion passed them(sentencedict .com), running hard.

(18) The report of the review board concludes unequivocally that the accident was caused by a high-altitude aerial explosion of an asteroidal body.

(19) The Kabul regime responded by reinforcing the garrison's 3,000-4,000 regular troops and by launching a high-altitude bombing campaign.

(20) The accident, which killed the pilot and Ollestad's father and gravely injured his father's girlfriend, left Norman facing an icy high-altitude death.

(21) An analysis showed what doctors had long suspected -- that high-altitude climbers have incredibly low levels of oxygen in their blood, normally seen only in patients close to death.

(22) Orton suspects that changes in global wind patterns have brought ammonia-rich material into the clear, cold zone above the SEB, setting the stage for formation of the high-altitude, icy clouds.

(23) With the peaks of the Sierra Nevada on its west and the Carson Range on its east, high-altitude Lake Tahoe has a long winter.

(24) His findings may not be the favorite pterosaur experts, pterosaur pterosaur experts believe is a good dynamic high-altitude flying animals.

(25) That's when a meteoroid entered the earth's atmosphere over the Mediterranean and was picked up by U.S. early-warning satellites on the lookout for high-altitude explosions and incoming missiles.

(26) The results show that after processing the photo of the simulated remote high-altitude secondary planet can be seen clearly.

(27) This paper discusses the off-road vehicle's adaptability technology for the high temperature, low temperature, fording in water, high-altitude, EMC etc limit environmental.

(28) Were they meteoritic matter from space, reflected light from polar icebergs or a high-altitude version of lightning?

(29) Instruments like this can be used for any number of things, such as weather tracking, space weather tracking and high-altitude atmospheric research.

(30) Commission ornithologist Karen Rowe said the birds showed physical trauma, and she speculated that "the flock could have been hit by lightning or high-altitude hail."