How To Use Control surface In A Sentence
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The puppets and sequences rely on a system built on servos motors of the kind used in radio-controlled aircraft to position control surfaces like the elevators and rudders.
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Some control surfaces get around the label problem with plastic overlays.
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He reached up to the companel and stopped the recording with a tap to a control surface.
Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
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Spock continued to sit at the companel, though, elbows atop the control surface, hands folded together in front of his face.
Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
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From the recycled powder-coated C-119 Aileron (the hinged control surfaces of a wing) from a recycled airplane, this elegant credenza is just as striking as it is sustainable.
Elegant and Sophisticated: “The Lounger” from Hayon Studio
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Stability depends on hydrodynamic damping and correcting forces, which may be generated by propulsors or by control surfaces moving with the body (trimming).
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A control surface on an airplane that combines the functions of an elevator an aileron.
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The problem, he said, had been traced to an actuator - a device that drives flaps and other aircraft control surfaces.
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Control Surface: Aileron , Elevator and Rudder.
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Position of control surfaces (ie., flippers, fin, flukes, peduncle) provides a generally stable design with respect to an arrow model.
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The aircraft had full NACA cowlings and new nacelles while fabric replaced metal covering on the control surfaces.
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For now, Boeing executives say they're incorporating drag reducing adjustments like a redesigned red anti-collision light, refinements to control surfaces on the wing and the area around the main landing gear bays.
Boeing's 737 Gets New Look
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The control surface on the tailplane of an aircraft that makes it ascend or descend.
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During this visit they also decided to build a new tailplane and new control surfaces.
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The control surfaces and the four fins open into position as the missile leaves the tube.
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The relative size of the control surface in relation to its location also will determine the magnitude of the moments.
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Other factors such the lift provided by the fuselage, tailplane and control surfaces, were ignored.
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The puppets and sequences rely on a system built on servos motors of the kind used in radio-controlled aircraft to position control surfaces like the elevators and rudders.
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The control surfaces on it were needed where the X-38 (the one you showed was the first atmospheric one, the aft shape changed with V-131R) had the parafoil for additional steering.
Abbey Lane: They're Back - NASA Watch
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O'BRIEN: If that failed, however, then you've got another situation which could cause a lot of what they call, what the investigators call parasitic drag, which is another way of saying forcing it into a steep left bank, and ultimately if it's unrecoverable -- in other words, if the other control surfaces here cannot compensate for it, that could very well put it into a spin, an inverted position that cannot be recovered no matter how hard the pilot tries -- John, any other thoughts?
CNN Transcript Jan 8, 2003
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Cowlings are secure, oil is present at the proper level, all the control surfaces move in the right direction, inspection ports are all closed with fasteners in, gear is lubricated and the uplock springs are working, and so on.
Cockpit Conversation
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A control surface an airplane that combines the functions of an elevator and an aileron.
