Sentence examples for lower wing from inspiring English sources

The pilot lay on the lower wing of the biplane with his hips positioned in a padded wooden cradle.

You have lower wing containers, main deck containers, main freight containers, that have special shape to fit perfectly into a 747.

The A350's wings are made in Britain while its horizontal tail plane, horizontal tail plane boxes and lower wing covers are made in Spain.

The weight was 750 pounds, including the pilot, who stretched prone at the center of the lower wing, within reach of the cables and a lever for controlling pitch, yaw and roll.

A restraining line ran from a clip near the pilot's position at the leading edge of the lower wing to a stake driven into the ground behind the machine.

As in the first Wright flyer, the pilot lay prone on the lower wing, but in the 1905 machine he was given direct control of the vertical rudder at the rear of the craft by means of a hand lever.

Tiny orange dots decorated the edge of its lower wings.

They achieved this by enabling the pilot to induce a twist across the upper and lower wings in either direction, thus increasing the lift on one side and decreasing it on the other.

RAF experts are sure the artefacts originally formed part of the lower wings of the historic aircraft.

Many birds move by hopping, which can be broken into two stages: (1) the bow: bend legs, lower chest, wings slightly expanded, tail pushed upwards, neck drawn into the shoulders and (2) the spring: stretch legs, raise chest, lower wings, tail pushed downwards, neck and head stretched upwards in a straight line.

On an An-2, the flaps run the entire length of the back of the lower wings, and more on the top wings, which equals lots of lift, and a ridiculously slow minimum speed.