Значения термина horizontal flight на английском

This gives the greatest velocity during horizontal flight at a low altitude.

And safety is manageable, despite the complications of vertical takeoff and horizontal flight.

Bringing his speeder back to horizontal flight, the young commander contacted his companion ship.

Then we get our greatest Speed, just maintaining horizontal flight.

He set himself anew to find the practical conditions of equilibrium and of horizontal flight.

Once the Puffin transitions to horizontal flight, the pilot can cruise at more than 140 miles per hour.

Power, Margin of-Theavailable quantity of power above that necessary to maintain horizontal flight at the optimum angle.

Then he would volplane downward at dazzling speed, to resume a horizontal flight when close to the earth.

Masten believes the August Xombie flight marks the longest horizontal flight ever made on earth by a vertical take-off and landing rocket powered vehicle.

A term used to express a condition in flying where the machine while in horizontal flight takes a sudden drop, due to counter currents.

Greater velocity would be secured if the surface, angle, and camber were smaller and designed to just maintain horizontal flight with a horizontal thrust.

FOD estimated that JSC would need to hire new flight controllers if it had to support both the 1977 ASTP and the horizontal flight tests.

The Margin of Lift will have entirely disappeared, and there we shall be, staggering along at my tremendous angle, and only just maintaining horizontal flight.

When it turns to horizontal flight, a seventh, tail-mounted rotor-Elroycalls it the "pusher"-willgo to work, with lift coming from the 29-foot wing.

The aircraft then pitches forward for horizontal flight, with a pair of stacked wings (a bit like a biplane) generating lift and enabling higher speeds.

Angle of Incidence, Maximum-Thegreatest angle of incidence at which, for a given power, surface (including detrimental surface), and weight, horizontal flight can be maintained.