Sentence examples for aircraft electronics from inspiring English sources

Honeywell will also supply BAE Systems with aircraft electronics, valued at $100 million over eight years.

Boeing spokesman Peter Pedraza said Collins "has a deep legacy of expertise" in aircraft electronics.

AVIC entered a joint venture with General Electric eight years ago to manufacture some of the world's most sophisticated aircraft electronics.

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC., Morristown, N.J., the world's largest maker of aircraft electronics, said it had won two contracts valued at as much as $1.7 billion to assist NASA in mission support and ground services like engineering and maintenance.

As a naval officer beginning in 1926, Berkner was also active in the development of radar and navigation systems, naval aircraft electronics engineering, and studies that led to the construction of the Distant Early Warning system (the DEW Line), a chain of radar stations designed to give the United States advance warning in the event of a missile attack across the North Pole.

Anticorrosion coatings are crucial for practical applications of magnesium alloys, which are used to reduce the weight of vehicles, aircraft, electronics enclosures etc. Hydroxyapatite (HAp) potentially offers high corrosion resistance and no environmental toxicity because its thermodynamic structural stability is high and it is a basic component of bone.

They are also used to make polymers for aircraft and electronics.

Apart from the STOVL version's problems, the biggest issue was integrating and testing the software that runs the aircraft's electronics and sensors.

This will be able to attack both ballistic missiles and aircraft, whose electronics tend to be better shielded.In the case of the F-35, then, this sort of electromagnetic artillery is mainly defensive.

The FAA is now looking for ways to bring airlines, aircraft manufacturers, electronics makers and other interested parties together to streamline the certification process at least for tablets, e-readers, game machines and a few other popular gadgets.

In the court filings, a Dutch aviation services company and its owner admitted that they had illegally funneled American aircraft and electronics components to Iran from 2005 to 2007.