In the 1970s and early '80s the design bureau produced the high-performance, variable-wing Su-24 multirole aircraft and the Su-25 close-support aircraft.
As regatta director for the next Cup, in San Francisco in 2013, he has teams to recruit, budgets to trim and new and old publics to convince as the competition shifts from graceful, traditional mono hulls to high-performance, adrenaline-guaranteed catamarans with wing sails and a certain propensity to flip.
The Spitfire was designed by Reginald Mitchell of Supermarine Ltd., in response to a 1934 Air Ministry specification calling for a high-performance fighter with an armament of eight wing-mounted 0.303-inch (7.7-mm) machine guns.
In this letter, by depositing the Au film onto the cicada wing, we engineer the ordered array of nanopillar structures on the wing to form large-area high-performance SERS substrates.
Unlike a few decades ago when their application was limited to small parts; for example spoilers, failings, bonnets, etc., currently a new generation of airplane fuselage and wings are completely made of high-performance fiber reinforced composites [4 6].
In conclusion, through a simple low-cost and high-output method-depositing Au film, we engineer the ordered array of nanopillars structure on the wing to form large-area high-performance SERS substrate.
And the wings have been taken off, which, for a high-performance jet aircraft, is a real insult.
During a dive, its riblike pockets fill with rushing air, turning the chute into a stiff wing that jumpers can steer like a high-performance glider.
The goal is to distribute high-performance, silicon-based sensors between layers of the composite materials that make up the wings and other parts of new aircraft, such as the Boeing 787.
Among other things, they include the removal of wing mirrors and sound systems, taped cracks between panels and the use of high-performance lubricants and tires to save weight and reduce drag.
They generally featured high wing loading to reduce the effects of turbulence and cross-wind, some form of high-performance navigational radar to allow very low flight at high speeds, and large fuel loads to offset the higher fuel use at low altitudes.
