The ordinance set forth "
confliction areas," defined as "areas identified within the Airport Area Overlay District where ground elevation plus the maximum height restriction under current zoning ...
It is as part of this
confliction in policy that the BBC's decision to allow Griffin on Question Time needs to be understood.
When the 2007 hurricane season came to a dose at the end of November, storm forecasters at the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University must have felt some
confliction over the events that occurred--or more specifically, the ones that didn't.
"Nonetheless, the JS41 crew had reacted promptly to the changing situation and the board decided that this had helped to resolve the
confliction. "In view of the manoeuvres initiated by both pilots and the separation achieved, the board decided that normally accepted safety levels had been eroded."
Confliction involves predicting whether two aircraft will collide on their current paths or whether an aircraft will collide with terrain or weather.
did not see the
confliction until it had passed and were only momentarily aware of it prior to the event via their on-board radar.
