monocoque construction

The monocoque construction gave a large open space within the fuselage.

These kinds of tanks are usually constructed using monocoque construction techniques.

During that period Mercedes also developed a streamlined car with monocoque construction.

Beneath the monocoque construction, the remainder of the engineering was conventional.

He planned to create a light aircraft that was of an all-metal, monocoque construction.

The next step was to produce the car as a four-door saloon, which would be built using monocoque construction.

Another type of carbon fiber frames are manufactured in a single piece, called monocoque construction.

These have a monocoque construction, and the floor is an integral unit with the undercarriage.

Recently, high-end carbon fiber frames with a monocoque construction have been introduced.

Lancia Lambda is the first automobile to use monocoque construction.

The ascendancy of monocoque construction also made the pillarless design less practical.

At the time of its construction it was the world's widest monocoque construction.

The fuselage is a monocoque construction, tapering strongly to the rear.

Chassis and survival cell is of carbon fibre composite monocoque construction.

Ultra light and durable due to monocoque construction.

In technical terms, the special Bentley cars have a monocoque construction, enabling greater use to be made of the vehicle's interior space.

The fuselage was of monocoque construction, with a removable rear section for engine maintenance.

The aircraft is of all-metal aluminum monocoque construction.

The term is usually reserved for bodies built on a separate chassis, rather than being of unitary or monocoque construction.

The car has a monocoque construction.

Like most modern cars and aircraft, Formula One race cars feature monocoque construction.

It has monocoque construction in interior space there are no pillars and bulkheadings make a repartition of the room possible.

The construction had the disadvantage of taking considerably longer to build than other designs using monocoque construction techniques.

It was also one of the first vehicles to use monocoque construction (where the body is an integral part of the chassis).

It had monocoque construction, which was innovative in the 4x4 market where a heavy separate chassis was the norm.