airplane tire造句

• In the same hold were listed three airplane tires, belonging to another airline.
• The drum rested on a cart supported on airplane tires.
• "We use pneumatic airplane tires, " he adds.
• The landing was not without trouble as two of the airplanes tires burst when it touched the runway, passengers said . ( str-rr)
• Airplane tires, surgical balloons, surgical tubing, gloves and condoms are made with natural rubber; shoe soles, tire tread and golf ball cores are synthetic, made from petroleum.
• But the canisters on ValuJet Flight 592 were in a cardboard box in a baggage hold on an airplane that also contained three airplane tires and wheels that investigators believe contained grease.
• The only sector where business is faltering is airplane tires because of the lagging air travel industry, but that had little impact on overall earnings, Hiroshi Kanai, Bridgestone board member, told reporters.
• The NTSB staff investigation found " all kinds of evidence " that the high heat from the canisters ignited materials in the cargo hold, bursting an airplane tire in the nearby cargo and spreading rapidly.
• Andy's notion of putting little flaps on the sides of airplane tires so they would spin when hit by wind and thus reduce rubber lost to skids when wheels touched the tarmac didn't take off, either.
• In passing through the factory, he stopped to watch a process in which nylon cords were used in strengthening self-sealing gas tanks made of rubber, and adapted this same process to the problem that faced him in strengthening the airplane tires.
• During World War II, U . S . Rubber factories were devoted to production of war goods, and produced military truck and airplane tires, as well as the canvas-top, rubber-soled Jungle boot for soldiers and marines serving in tropical and jungle environments.
• Teri Short, a manager of systems engineering for Continental Airlines, said another benefit of the technology was that it would allow workers to check the air pressure in airplane tires just after the plane had landed, instead of waiting three or four hours for the tires to cool, as is typically done now.