airsickness

[11.] Virre E., Clark J.B.: Airsickness and Space Sickness.

Here is the story of his grueling training ordeal in the Platoon Leaders Course at Quantico; of surviving aviation and intercept training in spite of airsickness; and his service in the oldest and most decorated squadron in the Marine Corps, the VMFA-232 Red Devils in southern California.

Instead of grabbing the airsickness bag to ward her off, I decided to answer.

AN EXPERIENCED Birmingham Airport pilot was grounded by bosses Flybe after he suffered airsickness and anxiety attacks.

AN EXPERIENCED Birmingham Airport pilot was grounded by Flybe after he suffered airsickness and anxiety attacks.

(Sorry, we're all out of airsickness bags.) Such hypocrisy may not make you want to throw a punch, but it might make you go insane.

Depending on the circumstance, it can be called car sickness, airsickness or sea sickness.

Linearly separable support vector machine, some of the literature is also called hard margin support to airsickness, we trained in the correct partition set in the correlation plane, according to the method of interval, to obtain the optimal hyper plane.

(I've seen salespeople draw their visuals in settings well beyond whiteboards, including on cocktail napkins, scorecards and even an airsickness bag.) A client's CEO told me recently, "Even when I don't actually draw out our story on a whiteboard, I have that picture in my mind--and it keeps me on track within that conversation."

Although I remained motionless, I still suffered that dry mouth, nauseous precursor to full on airsickness --the graphics were that good.

We just note that the landing and takeoff practice should be held before the aerobatic portion of each lesson as incipient airsickness does not improve a pilot's performance on landing.

Turbulence is also a consideration--a passenger on the verge of airsickness is not a good observer.