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The Squadron operates a fleet of 12 helicopters, having up to 7 units ready to be operated at all time.

Josh sees a whole school of these things, like a fleet of ships, emerging from the clouds on both sides of him.

But we're trying to think through all the ramifications of what would it take to deploy a fleet of these.

In October, Google announced it had developed a fleet of cars that use various sensors and maps to feel out the roadway.

By spraying a fine mist of seawater into the sky. From a fleet of remote-control wind-powered ships!

It was not long before Peter decided to build a fleet of his own. He would take his army to sea.

You can build up a fleet of fishing boats, sail all over the world, and let all you employees catch fish for you!

Now, the services have to figure out what to do with a fleet of vehicles designed for such a singular purpose.

They came out of their caves and began budding a fleet of space ships to fly to Venus.

Intel's "Silicon Commander" , for instance, lets users manoeuvre a fleet of robots through a host of IT-related dangers.

Today, she oversees a fleet of trucks and a large storage facility, and employs up to 100 people during peak moving season.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is part of a fleet of satellites, landers and rover that have dispatched to the Red Planet for studies.

The air cargo company needs to replace its old flying coffins with a fleet of new, dependable aircraft before there's a tragedy.

Sizewell B, Britain's newest reactor, was intended by Margaret Thatcher's government to be the first of a fleet of ten such plants.

After blending, a fleet of the company's trucks deliver the feedstock to customers' doors.

Hawking's main concern was that a fleet of alien spacecraft could turn up wanting to strip mine the Earth for its bountiful resources.

And before dawn they are off again to complete their journey in another aircraft or in one of a fleet of waiting trucks.

The firefighters, seeking to control the fire as quickly as possible, called in a fleet of helicopters with very large buckets.

A merchant might have a fleet of ships, while a knight could control a major castle and surrounding lands.

A few yards away is a fleet of the new, fourth-generation C-Class saloon, the most important car Mercedes has launched for a few years.

In less than seven years, Seaspan has built a fleet of 15 vessels, with 14 more to be delivered in the next 18 months.

In 1379, when a fleet of English knights under Sir John Arundel was on its way to Brittany, France, it was overtaken by a storm.

The company has a fleet of trucks for conveying produce to the wholesale market.

The Martians began building a fleet of space ships that would carry them across the heavens to Venus.

Businessman Mark Cuban, another celebrity on the roster, tweeted that it "looks like I need to invest in a fleet of Sienna minivans. "

his flagship led a fleet of massive warships to coruscant , where an immense battle raged in the upper atmospheres of the capital world.

One way to do this, scientists say, would be to deploy a fleet of satellites designed to inject radiation belts artificially with VLF waves.

Rather than focus on one brand, it wants consumers to be able to choose from a fleet of them.

The flash car is one of a fleet of company cars.

An entire wing is a mini-museum, housing not just his steam collection but a fleet of more than 25 cars and racing motorcycles.

Claims adjusters would work from a fleet of vans and S. U. V. 's dispatched to policy holders' homes or even directly to an accident scene.

This paper deals with the task assignment for a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).

I had timber enough to have built a fleet of ships.

His visit came as a fleet of Russian warships were sailing towards the Venezuelan coast for naval exercises.

Later, he sent both an army and a fleet of warships to fight against the British in America.

This company is developing into a big shipping company with a fleet of 200 ships.

That airline would, however, do best with a fleet of newly designed aircraft.

Under the plan, a fleet of about 20 subs would dive some 100 feet below the surface just in front of an approaching storm.

He also commissioned a fleet of gas ships, twice the size of the biggest existing ones.

However, since there is little "commerce" for them to raid, these ships tend to be rather useless except as aid to a fleet of Meno -War .

This in a nation where a fleet of coal-fired plants generates nearly half the electricity used.

A fleet of diesel locomotives hauling coal shakes the farm houses and apartment buildings that hug the plant's outer walls.

We had a fleet of colossal Saturn booster rockets emerging from our factories.

A fleet of sensors allows growers to monitor wind, water and soil and air temperature.

The program is currently being tested in Austin, Texas, with a fleet of 200 Smart ForTwo cars.

New York has chosen an Oregon company, Alta Planning & Design, to set up a fleet of 10, 000 rental bikes.

Dana Airlines is a domestic air carrier that operates a fleet of Boeing MD-83 aircraft for the hour-long flight from Abuja to Lagos.

Rio Tinto's answer is a plan to move ore from mines to ports on a fleet of driverless trucks and trains, starting in 2010.

One ship, they explain, can bring in more weapons than a fleet of lorries with hidden military hardware.

China's government chartered a fleet of planes to carry them to Shanghai.

Once the testing phase is complete, he hopes Union Pacific will be impressed enough to buy a fleet of Green Goats.

When the great admiral Zheng He set sail in 1405 with a fleet of 317 ships, China ruled the waves.

The hotel HAS a fleet of limousine to take guest to the airport.

shoopdawhoop: In other news, a fleet of predator drones took out osama and his banking buddies.

But when they heard that Jaffna was now peaceful, they arranged a fleet of buses and came back together.

Drivers stand ready amid a fleet of rickshaws in Antsirabe, Madagascar.

Autolib, a fleet of help-yourself petrol-free cars designed to introduce commuters to new green technology.

Mr Obama ordered 9, 000 troops and a fleet of nuclear-powered ships to move in.

Plocher has a fleet of biodiesel-powered trucks that collects used cooking oil from about 700 restaurants across northern California.

A fleet of small vehicles would provide local shuttle service.

A fleet of BMW X1 prototypes were made available during a special media event held in Mallorca, Spain.

The School runs a fleet of five mini-buses and one coach to transport Preparatory and Senior School pupils into Rochester.

Ford also plans to install 10 electric vehicle charging stations at the plant to charge a fleet of 10 battery-powered trucks.

Caspian airlines operates a fleet of five, Russian-made Tupolev 154M medium range aircraft, according to CH-Aviation, an aviation Web site.

Without Opel, GM's promises to build a fleet of smaller and more fuel-efficient cars in North America would lack conviction.

He envisioned a fleet of robotic probes that would scout out the moon and beyond.

Moreover, EZ-which, like ABC, currently has a fleet of 20 trucks-has ordered additional trucks.

Southern California Edison has been operating a fleet of 300 electric vehicles to find out how customers will use and recharge them.

Iran currently maintains a fleet of obsolescent F-14s that were sold to the country when the Shah was in power.

When I say luxuries, I'm not talking about things like a private jet or a fleet of Rolls-Royces.

A fleet of fishing boats sailed into the harbor.

BA has pledged to fly 65% of its passengers to their destinations by using a fleet of chartered jets and 1, 000 volunteer cabin crew.

In thesummerof 2000, he chartered an 80-foot boat and invited a group ofpeople to dive down to a fleet of sunken Japanese battleships.

Providing a service with average 5 minute intervals between buses will require a fleet of 32 buses.

Also in 1776, a fleet of small warships under the command of Benedict Arnold fought the Battle of Valcour Island on Lake Champlain.

Where on earth can I find a fleet of fat sheep; without infinite tufts of flocculent wool.

Emirates has a fleet of 162 aircraft and is already the biggest operator of Boeing's 777 aircraft and Airbus's A380 superjumbos.

And, it could mean a fleet of delivery vehicles autonomously controlled.

On that same night, a fleet of cargo planes, mainly C-47 Skytrains loaded with paratroopers, took off.

We have a fleet of 25 trucks providing trailers service in HuangPu old port, Nansha port and New port.

CIT Rail owns and leases a fleet of more than 100, 000 rail cars and 500 locomotives across North America.

There is enough water in the harbour to float a fleet of ship.

January 18, 1788, led by Captain Philip has a fleet of six ships arrived in Australia a total of 1530 gardens Bay, which has 736 prisoners.

That doesn't mean it's impossible, or that the Chinese won't soon have a fleet of supercomputers ranking in the top 500 world ranking.

Whether you have a fleet of 3 or 1000 vehicles to look after, we have the solution to meet your expectations.

We have a fleet of ten sail.

SAL has a fleet of 59 aircraft, including Boeing 737, 757 and 767 series and the size is expected to increase to 100 by 2010.

It has also moved into shipping, and now runs a fleet of seven tankers out of Hong Kong and Singapore.

As they drew nearer to the churches, they also changed into a fleet of ships, which seemed to be sailing beneath her;

For example, a fleet of size 3600 will be detected once it is 3600 seconds (1 hour) from arriving.

Presently a fleet of about 70 merchant ships which ply between Hong Kong and various ports of the world is maintained.

Flotilla: a fleet of small craft

There berth a fleet of ships at half-mast