Sentence examples for by aeronautical from inspiring English sources

The $10m prize was won by aeronautical engineer Burt Rutan.

Occasionally the photographs are accompanied by aeronautical maps marking natural and human hazards in the area, used here to orient viewers to locations.

Barber and Osgerby explained that for this exhibition (their first collaboration with the gallery) they chose to explore forms that are generated by aeronautical or nautical design — that is, the structures inside airplanes and boats that demonstrate what the duo called "hidden design," and which, according to Osgerby, have "an intrinsic formal beauty".

It should be painted to prevent corrosion which is caused by aeronautical critical environmental condition.

As GNSS requirements are driven by aeronautical needs, the railway community encounters difficulties to adapt them for train positioning purposes.

In particular, if Galileo has been essentially driven by aeronautical actors, railways demonstrate their interest for this localization technology.

Hargrave box kite, kite designed, built, and flown by the aeronautical pioneer Lawrence Hargrave in the 1890s.

This method was outlined by the mathematician Richard Courant in 1943 and was developed independently, and put to practical use on computers, in the mid-1950s by the aeronautical structures engineers M.J. Turner, Ray W. Clough, Harold Clifford Martin, and LeRoy J. Topp in the United States and J.H. Argyris and Sydney Kelsey in Britain.

This approach has been implemented by the aeronautical industry in some instances.

This work is motivated by an aeronautical issue: the fuel sloshing in the tank coupled with very flexible wings.

In order to quantify the inspection reliability the methodology of probability of detection (POD) was developed by the aeronautical industry in the early 1980s.