castering造句

• The nosewheel is friction castering and the aircraft is steered with differential braking.
• The nosewheel is free castering and the aircraft is steered with differential braking.
• It had a fixed-wheel tricycle landing gear with a castering nosewheel.
• The tricycle landing gear is steered by differential braking and a castering nosewheel.
• The PM X had a short, castering tailskid.
• The landing gear features a fully castering nosewheel and differential braking for steering.
• Four freely-castering twin-wheel bogies beneath the framework provided the undercarriage.
• There is no nosewheel steering as the nosewheel is free-castering through 180 degrees.
• The nose wheel is free-castering.
• The tricycle landing gear version features a fully castering nosewheel and differential braking for steering.
• The typical sailplane monowheel landing gear is fixed; a castering tailwheel and wingtip wheels assist powered taxiing.
• This is also used on some tricycle gear aircraft, with the nose wheel being the freely castering wheel instead.
• A sprung tailwheel was fitted to the rear fuselage in front of the tailplane, with a similar castering arrangement.
• The S-19 has tricycle landing gear with a fully castering nosewheel and steering via differential main wheel braking.
• A feature of the undercarriage requested by the French customer was castering main-wheels allowing cross-wind landings.
• It had a unique 4-wheeled castering undercarriage that allowed the aircraft to be manoeuvred on small, pitching flightdecks.
• There are a large number of carpenters and blacksmiths who besides castering to the needs of the weavers make country carts.
• A vertical tube extending from the extreme rear of the fuselage carried a small castering tailwheel below a shock-absorbing spring.
• As in all nose-wheel equipped RV aircraft, the nosewheel is free castering and the aircraft is steered with differential braking.
• Deakin was the basis for the photographer Carl Castering in Colin Wilson's novel " Ritual in the Dark ".