Sentence examples for airframe that from inspiring English sources

A British inventor, Nick Gifford, said he was called to meet the international development secretary, Priti Patel, on Thursday to discuss his design for an edible drone that could be packed with food, spars that could be made of solid foodstuffs and a light airframe that could be used as a shelter.

Designed by the Bavarian Airplane Company in response to a 1934 Luftwaffe specification for a high-performance single-seat fighter, the Bf 109 was, in essence, the smallest airframe that could be wrapped around the most powerful in-line aero engine available and still carry useful armament.

Without much fanfare Honda has built a remarkably efficient jet engine and ultralight airframe that could be put together to make a personal airplane.

They've invented a nearly indestructible drone airframe that won't break even if hit with a baseball bat or fired upon with a shotgun.

"The operating and autopilot systems worked flawlessly and were easy to operate," says Mr Breare, "but finding an airframe that was robust enough for the environment proved difficult".

Mr Downey also admits that developing an airframe that is both light and strong enough to withstand Africa's rugged landscapes is still a challenge, especially when cost will be an issue for many game reserves.

Colonel Mathewson said the service would like to create modular craft — basic airframes that could be easily configured for different missions.

Consequently, for injury minimization the small unmanned aircraft basic operational and physical design criteria are described regarding impact velocity and attitude upon impact, along with the shape of the airframe part that contacts the body.

To this end this paper presents a fatigue crack growth analysis of a helicopter airframe component, that was used as part of a round-robin study into helicopter fatigue, performed using a non-similitude based crack growth law, termed the Generalised Frost Dugdale law.

He was the squadron's top scorer with the Triplane, mostly in one particular airframe, N5493, that he christened "Blymp", which also became the nickname of his baby son.

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