aerodynamic stability उदाहरण वाक्य

Those questions, dealing with the craft's aerodynamic stability, are being reviewed by an expert panel appointed late last year by William S . Cohen, then the secretary of defense.
The attitude of the body at the moment of jumping determines the stability of flight in the first few seconds, before sufficient airspeed has built up to enable aerodynamic stability.
After that report was released, the Navy, which controls the Marines acquisition budget, asked NASA to convene a group of rotor-aircraft experts to study the aerodynamic stability of the Osprey.
The rationale for a 45?half-angle is to have either aerodynamic stability from entry-to-impact ( the heat shield is not jettisoned ) or a short-and-sharp heat pulse followed by prompt heat shield jettison.
Flight trials with " L4212 " confirmed the aerodynamic stability initially encountered by " K4049 ", but also revealed the aircraft to be nose-heavy during dives, which was attributed to the redesigned elevator.

The earlier Block I design of the Apollo spacecraft carried the scimitar antennas inside two semicircular strakes attached near the base of the Command Module, which were intended to improve aerodynamic stability during reentry.
The European demonstrations drew instant recognition of their technical achievements, although both the use of a launch trolley and lack of aerodynamic stability meant that acceptance of the first flight claim was not universal.
Subsequent criticisms of the Wrights have included accusations of secrecy before coming to Europe in 1908, the use of a catapult-assisted launch and such a lack of aerodynamic stability as to make the machine unflyable.
The aerodynamic stability of the long, narrow, single-surface ski did not go unnoticed by aircraft designers, leading to the placement of a speed brake of similar configuration on the top of the McDonnell Douglas F-15 fighter.
Eventually, the yaw problem was traced to a lack of aerodynamic stability, and to fix this the upper vertical stabilizer was enlarged from a mere stub, to one virtually matching the ventral unit in shape and area.