Sentence examples for lift capability from inspiring English sources

A successful depth control will rely on the number and lift capability of the mounted depth-control devices.

Initial testing indicates that this cryocooler has a measured heat lift capability in excess of 4 W at 60 K.

"Durrani thanked the US for its support of Pakistan's special forces, but requested more training and equipment to improve Pakistan's capacity, specifically citing lift capability and intelligence sharing".

With a lift capability comparable to the U.S. C-130 cargo plane, the twin-turbine eight-rotor helicopter can carry cargoes up to 20 tons.

The evolution of these upper stages is driven by a desire to introduce more modern technology that will increase the overall lift capability of the launch vehicle, lower its costs, and increase its reliability or a combination of these factors.

We describe the various components of the gripper with emphasis on its low mass and high lift capability since weight is a matter of high consideration in all aerial applications.

This paper presents optimization of sounding rockets with lift capabilities equivalent to sending small payloads above the Von Karman line.

As helicopters achieved increased lift capabilities, they were used in construction for the economical transport of girders and other large structures.

To meet this challenge arrival speeds will increase, requiring significant braking for orbit insertion, and thus increased deceleration propellant mass that may exceed launch lift capabilities.

The Nevada mock-up used chain-link fences to simulate the compound walls, which left the U.S. participants unaware of the potential effects of the high compound walls on the helicopters' lift capabilities.

"I also want to know whose responsibility it is to stay for how long". At the same time, both U.S. officials and private military experts cautioned that the decision will be a difficult one, complicated by the shrinking U.S. military budget, limited sea lift and airlift capability and a much smaller total force structure.