Sentence examples for integrated aircraft from inspiring English sources

Design principles are applied to a hat-stiffener, a highly integrated aircraft instrument panel and a novel insert eliminating drilling operations.

Computational simulation is a promising means for alleviating this cost, but constructing flexible simulation software capable of evaluation of integrated aircraft engine system architectures is hard work.

The proposed VBE model is explained through a case study done in the Mexican Aerospace Industry which provides a high level VBE model for the Aerospace Sector to capture the roles of the stake holders and to create VOs for integrated aircraft assembly process.

Building upon this preliminary result, this paper aims to analyze how the ACHEON nozzle can be further integrated into aircraft architecture, and in particular will focus on the definition of a specific aircraft model taking maximum advantage of this nozzle.

America's aviation regulators have been asked by Congress to integrate unmanned aircraft into the air-traffic control system as early as 2015.

However the winners wind up using the technology, the federal government will be following each site closely to gather information for developing guidelines on safely integrating unmanned aircraft into the nation's airspace by Sept. 30, 2015.

And it added there were other technical risks associated with integrating new aircraft with the carriers and suggested full carrier strike capability might not be achieved until 2030.

This is based on existing procedures typical to conventionally-powered aircraft, integrated in a common framework to suitably tackle the issues raised by the peculiar features of electrically-powered aircraft.

It thus expects emerging economies, including Mexico, to account for 71% of America's export growth from 2009 to 2014 especially in farm products, aircraft, integrated circuits and oil- and gas-field machinery.Some hope this marks a broader turning point.

Rocket-powered intermediate-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles designed to carry nuclear warheads have been built or integrated by major aircraft firms—submarine-based fleet ballistic missiles (FBMs) by Lockheed Martin and EADS and land-based systems such as Peacekeeper and Minuteman by Lockheed Martin and Boeing, respectively.

Optimal trajectory consumes less than the standard trajectory; it can be integrated in the aircraft FMS and used in the autopilot system.