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Climbing slightly, he pushed the flyer to transsonic speed.

Chandler watched it, listening, and caught the distant thundering mumble of a transsonic jet.

The globules will emerge at transsonic speeds.

Polliwog swayed and bobbed, careening after us despite the transsonic velocity and the smack we'd taken.

"That yeeking is just the audible edge of their speech; bet we have a lot of transsonic tones in our voices, too."

The EPL dropped to transsonic as the glide slope indicator eased resolutely to center scale.

The Americans responded by rushing their own swept-wing F-86 into battle against the MiGs, which had similar transsonic performance.

It conducted extensive tests into aircraft stability in the transsonic range, optimal supersonic wing configurations, rocket plume effects, and high-speed flight dynamics.

After working on computer simulations of transsonic airfoils, he switched fields to computer science and became a member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories in 1976.

One was now himself a captive, being borne at transsonic speeds toward the cave where the rogue flexed its new powers, practiced at its new repertory of emotions and grew.

Rich harmony and expansive breadth of tone emanated from the cliff dwellers, their delicate mechanisms physically resonating in the glory of transsonic music-a deep, nearly sexual stimulation overwhelming all other senses.

It has transsonic speed, inertial and terrain-comparison guidance with active terminalradar homing, and it can carry an eleven hundred kilogram conventional high-explosive warhead or a five hundred kiloton thermonuclear warhead over three thousand kilometers to its target with high accuracy.

The all moving tail information, however, gleaned from British at Miles' Woodley facility, allowed Bell to modify its XS-1 for the true transsonic pitch controllability, allowing in turn Chuck Yeager to become the first man to exceed Mach 1 in 1947.

And if they are, what is the nature of a transonic meteorology?

The flight was a short one at transonic speed.

Starting in 1970, he began to concentrate on the problem of predicting transonic flow.

Nevertheless he continued working with the concept, and by the end of the year had demonstrated the same effect happened in the transonic as well.

But, traveling that distance, the bullet slowed enough to go transonic.

"Can you control the vehicle as it goes from transonic to sonic speeds?"

The air around it could, and that was just fading as the speed dropped from orbital to transonic.

When you are going through transonic speeds, drag increases and it is really hard to go any faster.

At even higher speeds in the transonic, wave drag enters the picture.

This concept is now used in designing all transonic and supersonic aircraft.

The 'fix' is similar to that of transonic wing design.

These shock waves, as in the transonic case, generate large amounts of drag.

But the sound was swiftly forgotten: he saw air as first the intake, then the exhaust went transonic.

It was another two minutes before Lon heard the sounds of aircraft coming in at transonic speeds.

"Our operations will not be transonic, at this altitude," Morgan replied firmly.

S. Navy research program for transonic and supersonic flight.

These were believed to be the source of the stability problems at transonic speeds up to Mach 0.9.

We dropped through transonic rather abruptly, then spent a long time in subsonic, with the scream building up.

This revolutionary design gave researchers their first accurate data on airframe performance in the transonic range.

A propeller's performance suffers as the blade speed nears the transonic.

Further the ambient air density has a significant effect on dynamic stability during transonic transition.

This is a powerful form of drag that begins at transonic speeds (around Mach 0.88).

Transonic flow typically occurs in flows with Mach numbers between 0.8 and 1.2.

At transonic speeds, the flow field around the object includes both sub- and supersonic parts.

At transonic and supersonic speeds, very high bypass ratios still present engineering challenges.