Sentence examples for stealth design from inspiring English sources
The software, Windows ME, is an atrocity, but the black "stealth" design, by the brilliant Richard Sapper, is a mean old critic's ideal weapon of choice.
It "pumps well," she said, and suggested that its stealth design would suit tourers who carry loads of gear. 5. TOPEAK MINI MORPH $30, www.rei.com.
Because of the F-35's radar-cheating "stealth" design, the plane's arrester hook was in the wrong place, raising the danger that it would fail to catch the wire on landing.
The above-mentioned results can be applied to stealth design for multiple frequencies or even for all frequencies.
The detailed information about the growth of localized sources of turbulence in stratified environment might be of use in stealth design of autonomous underwater vehicles.
Both the multi-frequency RCS reduction characteristics of shape stealth aircraft and the conventional aircraft with stealth design taken into account are investigated, and the results show that shape stealth exhibits significant RCS reduction in the resonance and high-frequency zones, and with a weaker influence in the Rayleigh zone.
BBC defence correspondent Nick Childs says the aircraft certainly bears a superficial resemblance to the latest US stealth designs - and that may spook some in Washington.
Compared to previous stealth designs like the F-117, the F-22 is less reliant on RAM, which are maintenance-intensive and susceptible to adverse weather conditions.
Others skip the stealth stuff altogether and just incorporate all the super sweet, top-end electronic sensor-fusion gear of a 5th gen fighter without doing that clean-sheet all-stealth design stuff.
It also developed the F119 engine for the stealth fighter design for the U.S. Air Force that became the Lockheed Martin/Boeing F-22 Raptor (first flown in 1997).
Deus Ex: Human Revolution (Square Enix, 2011) Although the original Deus Ex is probably superior as an open-world cyberpunk adventure, Human Revolution excels in its stealth game design.
