aerodynamic study造句

• Students at University of Derby have provided aerodynamic studies of the body and air intakes.
• He also developed several aerodynamic studies and commissioned some special aerodynamic cars to be built for him.
• National Aerospace Laboratories contributed to the aerodynamic studies of the antenna array, and flight modelling of the entire AEWACS platform.
• Building on aerodynamic studies developed for racing cars, the Cisitalia offers one of the most accomplished examples of coachwork conceived as a single shell.
• Likewise, no evidence for an aerodynamic function of the crest has been perceived, and Sankar Chatterjee seemingly ignored more recent aerodynamic studies in pterosaurs for these conclusions.
• They knew their machine lacked stability, but Wright Flyer Project members say no full-scale aerodynamic studies have ever been done to find out exactly how the machine performed.
• According to aerodynamic studies " Kuehneosuchus ", unlike " Kuehneosaurus " which may be a species of the same genus or represent a different sexual morph, was probably a glider.
• In January 1959, Naval Air Development Center Johnsville in Warminster, PA . Langley wind tunnels together with a rocket sled track at Holloman Air Force Base at Alamogordo, New Mexico were used for aerodynamic studies.
• Aerodynamic studies in the 1960s demonstrated that the " vortex lift " phenomenon could be harnessed by highly swept wing configurations to reach higher aspect-ratio wing, which increases roll rates and directional stability while decreasing weight.
• Douglas Aircraft would provide the missile airframe and carry out aerodynamic studies, while Aerojet would supply a solid fuel rocket booster for initial launch, and Bell Aircraft would provide a liquid fuel rocket for the upper stage sustainer.
• They initially used a latex balloon for crash tests and aerodynamic studies and after many tests and research settled on the use of a combination of different materials, the crucial component being spinnaker ripstop nylon, an extremely lightweight and flexible material used for making sails for boats.
• Unlike its longer " winged " relative " Kuehneosuchus " ( which may be a species of the same genus or represent a different sexual morph ), aerodynamic studies have shown that " Kuehneosaurus " was probably not a glider, but instead used its elongated ribs to parachute from the trees.
• In the late 1920s there was only one tunnel big enough to take full size aircraft propellers, and one which by running at high pressure could reach realistic Reynolds numbers with aircraft models; both of these were recent and in the USA . It is therefore not surprising that some aircraft were designed specifically to undertake aerodynamic studies of particular components.