braking parachute造句

• A provision for a braking parachute is not evident on the mock-up or the various artwork, although this was a common addition for aircraft of the era.
• The German investigation has broadened to include braking parachutes for Russian-built MiG-21 and MiG-25 jets from Ukraine and bulletproof vests from Austria also allegedly destined for Iraq.
• Discovery's braking parachute, exposed during the spacecraft's Oct . 29 liftoff when a cover panel fell away, remained secured within its unprotected tail compartment, just as engineers predicted.
• Braking parachutes are also employed to slow drag racing ( NHRA requires them on all vehicles that reach 150 miles per hour ) and land speed record vehicles.
• While the second flight was equally successful, the undercarriage was damaged by a heavy landing caused by Ziller deploying the brake parachute too early during his landing approach.
• It was piloted by Messerschmitt test pilot Karl Baur, and carried 3 tonnes ( 3 tons ) of flaps and further tests caused a braking parachute to also be added.
• "Columbia, welcome home, " said a ground controller as the white shuttle, stained with soot from its scorching re-entry into the atmosphere, rolled to a stop trailing its red-and-white braking parachute.
• In the original fuselage a braking parachute, used for approach control, was housed at the extreme rear, but this feature was not carried through to the replacement tailcone during its rebuild.
• Electricity was provided via a bleed air-driven turbine housed in the rear fuselage, which in turn drove an Dunlop Maxaret braking parachute slowed the aircraft during landing; a tailhook was also fitted.
• The cars reach their top speed in four or five miles, pass through the recorded measured mile, then take about five miles to stop, mainly by cutting power and deploying braking parachutes.
• With the incorporation of highly advanced technology and equipment including escape pods, braking parachutes, G-suits and mixed jet / rocket powerplants, some reviewers considered the film as an exercise in science fiction.
• "Two 20 feet [ 6.1 m ] circumference brake parachutes and one 20 feet [ 6.1 m ] anti-spin parachute . . . housed in the rear fuselage above the jet pipe ."
• The second C-0 prototype was fitted with dive brakes on the under side of the wings but this configuration was abandoned in January 1941 and replaced by a brake parachute installed in the tail.
• Schompeter is also suspected of having organized the sale of parts, including braking parachutes, from Russian-built MiG fighter jets from Ukraine worth US $ 80, 000 to Iraq in 1997 and 1998, prosecutors have said.
• He also is suspected of having organized the sale of parts, including braking parachutes, from Russian-built MiG fighter jets from Ukraine worth US $ 80, 000 to Iraq in 1997 and 1998, prosecutors have said.
• It had been clearing the fixed droop leading edge with the test being stall approach, landing configuration, CG aft . The brake parachute had not been streamed as it may have hindered rear crew escape.
• Schompeter is further suspected of having organized the sale of parts, including braking parachutes, from Russian-built MiG fighter jets from Ukraine worth US $ 80, 000 to Iraq in 1997 and 1998, prosecutors have said.
• Shortly afterwards the anti-spin parachute mounted on the rear port fuselage was strengthened so it could be deployed as a braking parachute and the pilot was given control over the strength of the power controls.
• S . is further suspected of having organized the sale of parts, including braking parachutes, from Russian-built MiG fighter jets from Ukraine worth US $ 80, 000 to Iraq in 1997 and 1998, prosecutors have said.
• Following its one-time attack with its rockets, the pilot would dive his Natter, now effectively a glider, to an altitude of around, flatten out, release the nose of the aircraft and a small braking parachute from the rear fuselage.