Sentence examples for move wings from inspiring English sources

The shuttle has three auxiliary power units to pressurize the hydraulic system, which is used to move wings and rudders and to brake and steer the craft.

His study suggests instead that the key innovation was the ability to move wings in different ways to scale steep inclines.

For the next few months, then, the Rangers will have to experiment with lines and move wing and centers until feasible compromises are made.

Airbus, which employs 6,000 people in Broughton, has warned it could move wing-building out of the UK if there was a no-deal Brexit.

Another option could be to move wing George North to outside centre, but former Wales captains Jones and Davies both believe the Northampton player needs to be more involved from his usual station rather than starting in midfield.

It also learns the strong move wing attack.

The bird, with enormous moving wings, is up there to announce the festival's return.

The building was equipped with a pair of moving wings and a mechanized roof that could be opened to the air every year on September 11th, in a symbolic gesture that recalls the city's vulnerability as well as its resilience.

Engineers are even trying to create multifunctional, moving wings that would enable supersonic jets to travel in subsonic mode while flying over land, then to open up to Mach 2.4, emitting sonic booms, only while over the ocean.

So now we have the three large legs, with two of them actuating as body flaps or large moving wings".

"Airbus has a lot of experience moving wings by land/sea - our A380 wings made in north Wales are moved by this method already".