Sentence examples for wing problems from inspiring English sources

Was it all worth it?" Branson's team hit the tracks first, but also hit hydraulic and front wing problems with their car, ambitiously designed purely by computer modelling rather than in a wind tunnel.

England have had their own wing problems this week with Lydia Thompson being forced to fly home after suffering a groin injury during training in the build-up to the Canada game.

Robbins Geller based the suit on a "confidential witness" the law firm portrayed as an engineer with inside knowledge about the 787 wing problems.

But analysts such as Wheeldon wonder if last year's Airbus A380 wing problems, followed by this year's temporary grounding of the Dreamliner are indicative of pressures to use new technologies to reduce weight and improve efficiency.

Problem: The "witness" couldn't have known about the wing problems because "he was employed by a Boeing contractor to perform low-level engineering work on a different airplane months after the events at issue in this case," Castillo wrote in his 18-page order.

An efficient Navier Stokes solver for the infinite-swept wing problem is presented.

These include a challenging flow problem over a bird wing characterized by a feather-induced surface roughness, and a complex flexible flapping wing problem for which experimental data is available.

Lewis Hamilton reports a rear wing problem but it isn't going to cause him any trouble with one lap to go.

"They were amazing going down the aisle," said Hydee Bressler, a bridesmaid, who is a financial executive in Tampa, Fla ."The overall experience was fun," Ms. Bressler said, but she noted also that she and the other angels ran into a wings problem during cocktail hour.

By the late 1930s the Finnish export-oriented economy was growing, the country had almost solved its "right-wing problem" and Finland was preparing for the 1940 Summer Olympics.

Why did the trailing edge of the wing show problems before its leading edge?