Sentence examples for wing in surface effect from inspiring English sources
This paper will discuss the development of an automatic flight control system of Wing in Surface Effect Craft (WiSE).
Equally, the suggested strategy of keeping the wings held at neck's length from the water surface may compromise the wing-in-ground effect benefits that are known to be important in the flight of modern skimmers [120].
This survey has the objective of reviewing research and development of wing-in-ground effect technology.
In this paper, an iterative boundary element method (IBEM) was proposed to solve for a wing-in-ground (WIG) effect.
The belt surface of the device is smooth as same as ordinary wing model surface in order to independently analyze the high lift effect by the belt speeds.
The concave surface of the dimer contains extensive positive charge, particularly in the domain's bent wings, and an additional positively charged patch was present near the base of each wing in the dimeric core.
Similar tendencies are observed in well-developed eyespots located on all wing surfaces in this species and others.
This shared development appears to play a primary role in shaping covariation and strongly integrating eyespots among all wing surfaces in Nymphalid butterflies [ 44, 73- 76], although functional differentiation of some wing characters can also affect patterns of covariation [ 77].
The current work investigates the use of a wing type surface protrusions in the form of 3-D delta wing tabs adhered to the fin surface, thin wings punched-out of the fin material and TiNi shape memory alloy delta wings which changed their angles of attack based on the fin surface temperature.
Large, presumably intimidating, eyespots are more abundant on the dorsal wing surfaces in many lepidopteran groups such as Junonia and Bicyclus [ 1, 28].
Eyespots that appeared in novel wing sectors modified the positional information of their serial homolog ancestors in one of two ways: by changing the wing or surface identity while retaining sector identity, or by changing the sector identity while retaining wing and surface identity.
