delta wing

They were used for experimental work on the delta wing.

The shapes hanging under the delta wings were not human.

She was standing on the delta wing with some other men and women from the peace delegation.

The Shuttle's delta wing design was driven by these issues.

The delta wing is a triangle shape which may be used for a number of reasons.

Trucks and men flashed by on both sides under the delta wings.

"Main thing is to keep it nice and simple, so we'll go for a delta wing.

The final design also used delta wings for controlled landings.

He crouched down beside them in the shade of the delta wing.

Becker could feel the cushion of air forming below the big delta wings.

However the delta wing is less efficient for subsonic flight.

He could make out the majority of the passengers standing under the starboard delta wing.

All of the control surfaces were pure delta wings.

The delta wings then had a wing leading edge sweep of 40-45 degrees.

The lifeboat, its delta wings extended, appeared high in the western sky.

I found my seat in a swivel chair near the juncture of the delta wing.

The delta wings helped there, but deltas had poor handling characteristics.

An innovative aspect of the design was the use of a delta wing.

Both prototypes had almost pure delta wings with straight leading edges.

The Draken used a delta wing, which gave it speed.

The design was later abandoned in favor of a more conventional tailed delta wing.

A model airplane that he built with a delta wing won a competition in his self-design class.

Its lasting claim to fame was as the first British-designed delta wing.

Liar's designers had mounted the ship's motors on its great delta wing.

The initial F-108 configuration featured a very large "cranked" delta wing.