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Перевод: aerospace

[прилагательное]
авиационно-космический;
[существительное]
авиационно-космическая промышленность; воздушно-космическое пространство; космонавтика

Тезаурус:

1. BRITISH AEROSPACE believes that by taking decisions out of the hands of the pilot it can reduce the amount of noise that an aircraft makes.
2. A young stress engineer, at British Aerospace, is working on satellites.
3. It is nearly 10 times the size of the UK's biggest industrial conglomerate, British Aerospace including its Rover car subsidiary, and dwarfs even the mighty Japanese motor manufacturers Toyota and Nissan.
4. BRITISH AEROSPACE Todays Leader in Tomorrows World
5. A British Aerospace Engineering Design prize, administered by the design Council, has been awarded to Stuart Holliday and Gillian Supple from the University of Leeds.
6. He said 18 parliamentary questions he had put down remained unanswered, after the Prime Minister claimed that all the financial details of the car company's sale to British Aerospace had been released.
7. In response to defence cutbacks, British Aerospace is stepping up its programme of cost containment, and is trying to align output more closely with what it sees as "key" market needs.
8. The Rover Group emerged in 1986 as the old BL was split up, then British Aerospace stepped in to buy Rover.
9. The technology businesses built up since 1985 include Gulfstream Aerospace, known for producing corporate jets.
10. Attention will now focus on negotiations at Rolls-Royce and British Aerospace.
11. The material which Ivanov accumulated and interpreted came not from closeted sources but from publicly available journals, technical newspapers and magazines, and house publications such as British Aerospace News .
12. One option believed to be under consideration by GEC would be to form its own partnership with British Aerospace, but MoD sources say this would be unlikely to overcome its fundamental objections to GEC's involvement.
13. One of the first battles between the giants of the world aerospace industry will be for a 2billion order from British Airways for either the 777 or the A330 to replace its ageing fleet of Tristars.