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Перевод: aeronautical

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Тезаурус:

1. Bumble-bees do not have advanced knowledge of aeronautical science, yet some extremely complicated maths is required to explain why it is that a bumble-bee can fly.
2. Dominating the collection from an aeronautical point of view is the restored fuselage of Gloster Sea Gladiator N5520, the survivor of those used by the Hal Far Fighter Flight in the early defence of the Island from April 1940.
3. It took a five-year tussle with the Luftfahrt Bundesamt, the German body which sets aeronautical regulations, before the cylinders were approved for use in hot-air balloons.
4. American aeronautical charts
5. Founder member of the National Aeronautical Collection, the Cody Biplane set against the excellent World War One era supporting display.
6. Max Q (astronaut-speak for maximum aerodynamic pressure) was formed in 1987 and includes founder member "Hoot Gibson", who plays lead guitar alongside fellow shuttle pilots Kevin Chilton (rhythm guitar), James Weatherbee (drums), Pierre Thuot (bass), Carl Waltz (saxophone/vocals), and keyboard player Susan Helms, who gave up plans to become a professional pianist in favour of aeronautical engineering.
7. He tried reading Advanced Physical Dynamics and Introverted Equations for the 3-D Aeronautical Practice.
8. But those other species also adopt the "free-fall" position, so there is nothing very special about the butterfly lizard's aeronautical abilities.
9. Both marine and aeronautical radios are mounted on the right panel.
10. Aerospatiale has received a follow-on-contract from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in the United States for ten TB-9 Tampicos, with options for a further sixteen.
11. All were aeronautical engineers; and all high-fliers in their particular field.
12. The former has several aero clubs and schools, (Auckland Aero Club, Ardmore Flying School, Flightline Aeronautical College, Tasman Air Services etc.), with dozens of aircraft, Cessna, Piper, Grunman etc. available for visiting pilots to check out on and rent.
13. Within the NAC fall such aeronautical milestones as A V Roe's second Triplane (first flown on July 13, 1909); Leon Levavasseur's Antoinette monoplane of 1910; Alcock and Brown's Vimy IV (see page 37); Amy Johnson's immortal Gipsy Moth Jason of 1931; the Schneider Trophy winning Supermarine S.6B along with the trophy itself and the Gloster E28/39 - Britain's first jet aircraft along with an example of the Whittle W1 engine.