Sentence examples for cockpit designed from inspiring English sources

The Eagle-Westlake, a car with an English-powered V-12, a cockpit designed for six-foot-two-inch Gurney, and a pedigree rare in all of racing history (having survived two F1 campaigns despite a very tight budget and tracks like the deadly Nurburgring), has to be one of the most collectible racers ever built.

But while driving such an astonishingly fast car might once have required some sacrifice – some strapping in, warming up, systems checking and counting down (plus some discomfort from a cockpit designed for g-force resistance) – the RS 7's pilot relaxes in the same Barcalounger-like comfort as Creech's remote-control jockeys.

The 747-400 introduced a new glass cockpit designed for a flight crew of two instead of three, with a reduction in the number of dials, gauges and knobs from 971 to 365 through the use of electronics.

Ms. Emsley said the cockpit design won out, though she instructed her team of designers to keep things "simple and clean," to not make the cabin fussy with superfluous detailing.

The development of touch-screen technology has enabled a similar revolutionary new approach to cockpit design.

Like the exterior, the cockpit design doesn't shout as it subtly wraps around the occupants.

But programming most of them seems to require a degree in acoustical engineering, or possibly space shuttle cockpit design.

In any case, there have also been crashes of Airbus jets in which the Boeing cockpit design might have made the difference.

Paddy Lowe, McLaren's technical director, said the incident will increase the push being made to change cockpit designs, possibly in 2014.

For example, did the cockpit design make it easy for the pilot to confuse key instruments and so misjudge height and position.

Jean-Paul Troadec, the B.E.A. director, said a working group of behavioral psychologists and cockpit design experts had been asked to study the effect the alarms might have had on the crew's responses.