Vocabulary and Grammar Corrections for English Texts
Conjunctions and Connectors
Coordinating Conjunctions
- Copulative (Addition): *or* (used in a specific context, possibly meaning ‘and’ or listing alternatives)
- Adversative (Contrast): but, but nevertheless, however
- Unlimited Latives (Result/Consequence): So, therefore, so k
- Distributivity: neither … nor
Subordinating Conjunctions and Relative Pronouns
- Examples: ex-, ks, g gzson sor: tcorba, ix: Nexes curve: exp, that cd, CST (prep + art + it)
- Where: cprep, CC ( “)
- Who: CI cc cprep
- Where (Location): cclloc
ATPL General Navigation Key Concepts and Calculations
ATPL General Navigation Fundamentals
1. Earth Geometry and Basic Navigation Formulas
Departure (East/West)
Departure (NM) = ΔLongitude (minutes) × cos(Latitude)
Convergency (Earth)
Convergency = ΔLongitude × sin(Mean Latitude)
Conversion Angle
Conversion Angle = ½ × Convergency
| Hemisphere | Rhumb Line | Great Circle |
|---|---|---|
| Northern | Rhumb line curves toward the equator | Great circle curves toward the pole |
| Southern | Rhumb line curves toward the pole | Great circle curves toward the equator |
2. Chart Projections and Properties
Mercator
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Elements of Communication
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- Receiver: The entity that interprets and internalizes the message.
- Message: The information content being transmitted.
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- Code: A set of signs and rules whose
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The
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