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Significats de wing section en anglès

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аэродинамический профиль
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perfil alar
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perfil alar
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Cross-sectional shape of a wing, blade (of a propeller, rotor, or turbine), or sail.

аэродинамический профиль
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Examples for "airfoil"
Examples for "airfoil"
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Optical lift is different from the aerodynamic lift created by an airfoil.
Wired
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Most helicopters have rotating airfoil shaped blades on top of the fuselage.
Wired
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They're going to have an airfoil which allows it to return.
Wired
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So now we're gonna make this boomerang come back by adding an airfoil.
Wired
5
Let's say the airfoil was a rotating plastic disk, absolutely transparent.
The Flying Saucers are Real
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The supporting surfaces, consisting of the main plane, or aerofoil, behind, and the elevator in front.
Things To Make
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Aeroplane-A power-driven aerofoil with stabilizing and controlling surfaces.
The Aeroplane Speaks
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Loading-Theweight carried by an aerofoil.
The Aeroplane Speaks
4
We now know better; over about 15 thou' you are subject to icing, and your aerofoil and consequently your lift go.
The Irish Times
5
Mountain Equipment Aerofoil Jacket The Mountain Equipment Aerofoil Jacket.
Climbing Magazine
Ús de wing section en anglès
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Through the glasslike hull Louis saw a conduit as thick as his thigh leading through the hull into the wing section.
Ringworld
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Our America's Cup correspondent Todd Niall says there were dramatic scenes for Team NZ before the race with a broken wing section on the boat.
Radio NZ
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Strewn along the flight path they first found a wing section, then the nose, the rest of the wings and the aircraft's tail and engines.
The Guardian
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Even within the 'Left Wing Section' itself democratic methods are not used.
The Red Conspiracy
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This increase in efficiency was due to careful attention to detail in every part, improved wing sections, clean fuselage-lines, and simplified undercarriages.
A History of Aeronautics