Sentence examples for back of the wings from inspiring English sources

Once he stepped in to the control booth to listen to an effect of distant music produced by placing a small string section in back of the wings.

This happened as the crew lowered the flaps, the metal panels at the back of the wings that help flight at low speeds.

The plane that crashed was flying at approximately 135 knots, he said, which was above the stall speed of 102 knots needed to keep it in the air, given the weight on board and the setting of the flaps, the moveable panels at the back of the wings used to increase lift at slow speeds.

Once the plane is airborne the pilot will retract the landing gear, swap radio frequencies with Air Traffic Control and accelerate to 150 to 170 knots as the plane climbs to "cleanup altitude," usually around 1,000 feet or 1,500 feet above ground level, where the pilot will retract the flaps at the back of the wings that provide extra lift on takeoff.

You will need to cut out 2 sets of markings, 1 for each side of the back of the wings.

On the downstroke, the back of the wing is the top of the airfoil; on the upstroke, the bottom of the wing is on top.

I went into this explanation as to why the back of the wing looked like it was going to fall off as we got closer to landing and what to expect with landing gear noise.

"In bee wings, we see something like five to nine resilin joints, particularly in the middle and back of the wing that allows them to bend along their length," Professor Combes said.

To give an example of the effects he is studying, for a "normal" aircraft wing with a chord of one metre (that's the distance from the front to the back of the wing), an acceleration of 1g (20mperper second) will move the shockwave by around 5cm, i.e. 5% of the chord.

Each wing faces the back of the wing in front, pushing the prisoner to complete desolation.

Finally, slide one of the hose clamps to the back of the wing nut.