gyroscopic stabilizer

The gyroscopic stabilizer which keeps the world running on trim and powers its motion around the sun.

"If it were not for gyroscopic stabilizers, they could never live in that huge airpocket.

Metal screamed as a huge spring shot sternward along a track, pulling on the rope to the primary gyroscopic stabilizer.

He shoots through the open windows of the plane, holding a 35-millimeter camera connected to a gyroscopic stabilizer to dampen the vibrations.

The gyroscopic stabilizers that ringed their suits' waists kept the fragile pyramid from collapsing.

Sperry's aircraft, a Curtiss C-2, was the only one equipped with a gyroscopic stabilizer.

The device was called a "gyroscopic stabilizer apparatus," and its purpose was to improve stability and control of aircraft.

The key feature of the gyroscopic stabilizer apparatus was that it incorporated a gyroscope to regulate the control surfaces of the aircraft.

The Solarite reeled under the sudden pressure, but the heavy gyroscopic stabilizers caught it, held it, and the ship remained on an even keel.

Norden's original design was a conventional system known as an "equal distance sight" that was attached to his gyroscopic stabilizer system.

Among his eight US patents were inventions on induction motors, electrical ship propulsion, and Gyroscopic stabilizer systems.

All the relays were standard, the gyroscopic stabilizers were standard, and the electromagnetic braking equipment for the gyros was standard.

The Sperry Corporation develops the first gyroscopic autopilot ("gyroscopic stabilizer apparatus") for aviation use.

A gyroscopic stabilizer with four 16mm stop-frame film cameras was mounted on top of a car with an encoder that triggered the cameras every ten feet.

Sperry experimented with diesel engines and gyroscopic compasses and gyroscopic stabilizers for ships and aircraft.

The system consisted of a gyroscopic stabilizer, a directive gyroscope, an aneroid barometer to regulate height, servo-motors for control of rudders and ailerons, and a device for distance gearing.

About the only thing he found out of spec was a warble in the CD player, which sent Pioneer into a tizzy for a couple of days until the problem was traced to a power supply drain from the gyroscopic stabilizers.

During the First World War, he created a small stir at the War Office by sending them a design for an interrupter gear to allow a machine gun to fire from a propeller-driven aeroplane without damaging the propeller's blades, and also a design for a gyroscopic stabilizer for aircraft.