Many supersonic aircraft wings are designed around a thin diamond shape.
To check his work, he used the same simulation on another aircraft wing and received similar results.
For example, consider the flow of air over an aircraft wing.
The aircraft wing can be removed for storage or ground transportation.
There are other related systems which use nets to catch aircraft wings or landing gear.
Its working principle can be compared to a leading edge slot on an aircraft wing.
This effect might also be used to reduce skin friction drag on aircraft wings by 40%.
The key to creating lift with an aircraft wing is relative wind.
The aircraft wing could be folded into a relatively small package for transport.
A large installation on the ceiling of this station is meant to look like an aircraft wing.
Stand with feet together, arms extended like airplane wings.
The planes act somewhat like the flaps on airplane wings.
Just outside, a worker blasted the ice from an airplane wing.
The company can build a composite airplane wing with a single equipment operator.
On contact with a solid, like an airplane wing, they rapidly form ice, according to scientists.
Such materials could be useful in airplane wings, for example, which can develop cracks under the stress of flight.
The parafoil looked very much like an airplane wing, with cords running down to his body.
The boundary layer effect also explains how drag is created on an airplane wing.
It was shaped like an airplane wing, maybe six inches long, and flat.
The hard sail is "like an airplane wing stood on end," Marshall said.
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