aerodynamic characteristics
aerodynamic properties

For the first flights were justified all expectations in terms of aerodynamic characteristics and performance.

This changed the aircraft's aerodynamic characteristics so that it became uncontrollable.

During the design phase, computer optimization was used to achieve the desired aerodynamic characteristics.

A prominent theme with the character is his interest in boomerangs and their aerodynamic characteristics.

Downforce is a downwards thrust created by the aerodynamic characteristics of a car.

Drop gliders had the aerodynamic characteristics of a brick; the only thing that kept them stable was their forward momentum.

This also enabled the landing gear and aerodynamic characteristics of new aircraft to be upgraded, while the weight was only slightly increased.

The aerodynamic characteristics of new configurations are investigated with an emphasis on validating computational methods.

"It's important that Nuna6 has perfect aerodynamic characteristics," said team leader Pier van Zonneveld.

The field also covers their aerodynamic characteristics and behaviors, airfoil, control surfaces, lift, drag, and other properties.

Drum majorettes' three-cornered hats had aerodynamic characteristics.

The space shuttle orbiter was the first spacecraft designed with the aerodynamic characteristics and in-atmosphere handling qualities of a conventional airplane.

Its primary purpose is to examine the aerodynamic characteristics and flow-field structural details of free-flying aeroballistic models.

Because of its forward swept-wing technology, the aerodynamic characteristics of the Metyor-179 stealth fighter were unlike those of any other aircraft.

These tests successfully demonstrated the air intake operation and validated the modelled aerodynamic characteristics, confirming the configuration for the first flight trials.

JSBSim uses a coefficient build-up method for modeling the aerodynamic characteristics of aircraft.

The correct lightness, strength and correct aerodynamic characteristics have been obtained by a multi layer envelope structure.

If gallop is likely to be a concern, designers can employ smooth-faced conductors, whose improved icing and aerodynamic characteristics reduce the motion.

The chassis differ mainly in their aerodynamic characteristics: overall drag coefficient, and downforce/drag ratio.

Better highway systems being built in the 1930s called for higher automobile cruising and top speeds, thus, automobile designers focused on the aerodynamic characteristics of cars.

Two designs that were considered for PLS differed in their aerodynamic characteristics and mission capabilities:

The ellipse also served as the design basis for the Spitfire's fin and tailplane assembly, once again exploiting the shape's favourable aerodynamic characteristics.

Sometimes models of the pictured missiles were built and tested in the AOMC wind tunnels for determining their aerodynamic characteristics.

VX-1: Test pilot squadron that develops envelopes after Pax River evaluates aerodynamic characteristics of new aircraft.

But he had neither time nor breath to shout, for as the skragged engine dropped from the frame the skimmer assumed the aerodynamic characteristics of a brick.

Flying varieties often weigh less due to their aerodynamic properties.

Over time, this produces a marked difference in the aerodynamic properties of the two sides.

Shaping requirements have strong negative influence on the aircraft's aerodynamic properties.

Although it had great aerodynamic properties and was praised by officials, it did not go into production.

Closed wing surfaces exhibit a number of interesting structural and aerodynamic properties.

The physical geometry of a building affects its aerodynamic properties and how well it can withstand a storm.

The aerodynamic properties of powders are often used to transport them in industrial applications.

Certain sail-plans are used for certain purposes according to their aerodynamic properties.

To maintain these aerodynamic properties balls are usually inspected for dirt before play, and washed if required.

Higher ride heights will typically adversely affect aerodynamic properties.

The car had some remarkable aerodynamic properties.

Within RealFlight, editing aircraft is limited to changing the physical and aerodynamic properties.

The trajectory can be also influenced by tailoring the aerodynamic properties of the ejected containers.

For example, in analyzing the aerodynamic properties of an airplane, the central consideration is the flow of air along its surface.

It was then transferred to the Atlas V following concerns over the spacecraft's aerodynamic properties during launch.

The aerodynamic properties of light bars can be important for police applications, as fuel efficiency and drag are concerns in patrol and pursuit.

Certain angles of wind and aerodynamic properties of a building can accentuate the movement and cause motion sickness in people.

Diffuser (automotive), a shaped section of a car's underbody which improves the car's aerodynamic properties.

As the TT shape had rather poor aerodynamic properties, Abt was allowed to use a stretched form later.

Then, in 1901, they set up a small wind tunnel in their workshop in Dayton and played games with the aerodynamic properties of airfoils.

With the aerodynamic properties of the probe already known, it was possible to determine the density of Titan's atmosphere and to detect wind gusts.

Over the next two years, they continued redesigning and refining Endeavour, resulting in a car with much improved aerodynamic properties and more reliable batteries.

Tennis balls are covered in a fibrous felt which modifies their aerodynamic properties and has a white curvy oval covering it.

Vehicles not equipped with self-leveling will pitch down at one end when laden; this adversely affects ride, handling, and aerodynamic properties.

"If it flies, skips or hops, if it has any aerodynamic properties at all, people are fascinated with it.