Meanings of nacelle in English

If one engine in a nacelle fails, the other bears the full burden.

The fire started in the helicopter's nacelle, a streamlined enclosure for an aircraft engine.

A single large engine nacelle with vectorable ducting was mounted over the wing spars.

He whipped the rifle unit back into the armoured nacelle.

Cherry Point authorities said it caused "significant damage" to the nacelle.

I have seen through my glass the little silk flag he attached to the nacelle.

Then the "38" type with elevator on the nacelle, on which dozens of R.N.A.S.

The deflection shield came on, but sand still whirled around us within the nacelle of trapped air.

This finally developed into the carefully streamlined "shorthorn" with the raised nacelle and a single tail-plane.

The damage caused to the left engine nacelle (cover) went unnoticed for two subsequent flights, the report found.

The nacelle at the top contains the generator and gearing equipment connected through the hub to the 90 metre diameter blades.

Should he attempt to enter the nacelle again, you will cause him to evacuate it in march time and three movements!

Hiding Devore's legs was a fiberglass nacelle, black with red pinstriping, that would not have looked out of place on a racing car.

The point C is the centre of the propeller, or, in the case of a "pusher" aeroplane, the centre of the nacelle.

Current wind turbines rely on wind-measuring instruments known as anemometers that are mounted to the back of the turbine's gear-housing unit, called a nacelle.

With the central nacelle open and the computer brain exposed and studded with instruments, the droid might have been undergoing torture rather than autopsy.