Sentence examples for fighter airplane from inspiring English sources

A theoretical analysis was made to investigate the performance and acceleration-restriction capabilities of a normal-acceleration command control system in a fighter airplane.

Mitsubishi was also one of the major military contractors during the 1930s and '40s; it built many of Japan's warships as well as the Zero fighter airplane.

The F-4 test was the first time the Army had fired its latest-generation Patriot, the Pac-3, at a fighter airplane.

One unnamed representative of the MIG fighter airplane company told the Russian Information Agency that there were no American chips in its latest, ostensibly high-tech airplane, the MIG-35.

Although Allied forces code-named the aircraft "Zeke," it was generally known as the Zero, a term derived from one of its Japanese names Reisen Kanjikisen (Type Zero Carrier-based Fighter Airplane), abbreviated Reisen.

The mixed sensitivity design method for multivariable linear control systems proposed in the companion paper (Kwakernaak, 2001) is applied to the design of a stability augmentation system for the longitudinal motion of a fighter airplane previously studied by Safonov and Chiang (1988).

Hydraulics were borrowed from old fighter airplanes.

The manufacture of fighter airplanes has become the city's most important industry.

Through August and September 1940 Britain's fate depended upon 800 fighter airplanes and upon Churchill's resolution during the terrific bombardment that became the Battle of Britain.

He was attacked by several Austro-Hungarian fighter airplanes and managed to shoot down two of them, but he was in turn shot down by Austrian ace Roman Schmidt.

Indeed, with modern jet-powered fighter airplanes, a point has been reached where the performance capabilities of the machine exceed the capabilities of a human pilot to control it.