aeronautics

Most of the companies were in the aeronautics and defense sector.

Later, he worked as a consultant in the aeronautics industry.

From 1939 through 1962, he was the editor of Aeronautics magazine.

They call for practice, certainly, but not what amounts to a course in aeronautics.

He was named the first director of aeronautics for Massachusetts in 1939.

In no other field this urgency was higher than aeronautics.

Find definitions for words related to science, space and aeronautics.

He had to look back at the history of aeronautics to put matters in the right perspective.

"You and your son have made, in aeronautics, a name to be proud of."

In this position he had management responsibility for all of the center's aeronautics projects.

In fact he seemed to be thinking deeply, and on some subject not connected with aeronautics.

There are eight other aeronautics enterprises located in the state.

Several years later the same happened in the School of Aeronautics.

The film gets into some heavy aeronautics, more suitable for adults.

It's a specialized school with programs in aeronautics and computers that can take students from all over the city.

Conor is now six years old and very interested in aeronautics.

A pre-flight aeronautics class that was open to both young men and women.

The aeronautics museum is also located in the airport's complex.

Later, he turned his attention to issues in secondary production such as aeronautics and electronics.

They wondered what their great-grandparents would have thought of aeronautics.

At Hughes, his interests shifted from aeronautics to management science.

Before arriving into port, however, he would go on to perform another first in aeronautics.

Vacuum personnel wanted to keep their monopoly on aeronautics knowledge.

They set the standard for the problem-solving methodology of modern aeronautics.

Purdue was the first university globally to have ever offered an aeronautics program.