forward wing

forward wing

forward wing
A forward lifting surface of a canard configuration or a tandem-wing configuration airplane. The surface may be a fixed, movable, or variable-geometry surface, with or without a control surface.
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With his instinct to look and pass forward Wing helped spark an assertive spell in which Boro dominated and created chances and earned a second from the spot.
Two Middlesbrough 8s and two 7s in the Reading ratings; Anthony Vickers was impressed by the returning Lewis Wing but who else caught his eye?
But an Isuzu Forward wing van behind them failed to stop on time and run over the woman and her pet.
Woman and her pet dog killed in Ormoc road accident
The fatigue features originated at or near the outboard forward wing spar attachment bolt hole." The NTSB's investigation included examining a second Piper Arrow, one that "had a similar number of total airframe hours and cycles and was used exclusively for flight training of students." That examination revealed a crack at the left lower outboard forward wing spar attachment bolt hole similar to the accident airplane.
FAA Proposes New AD On Piper Wing Spars: Finding fatigue cracks in trainers and other high-time and high-load airframes is the objective
TOMAS, Batangas-- a 10- year-old girl died while her friend with the same age was injured after being hit by an Isuzu Forward Wing Van Truck along Maharlika Highway here, Saturday afternoon.
10 year-old girl dies, 1 hurt in Batangas accident
The study described the newly discovered butterfly species as having a rounded forward wing between 16 and 20 millimeters that on its upperside is orange-red with black spots and a black border.
New Butterfly Species Discovered In Israel
A hard tool replicates the forward wing of the aircraft at Fort Worth.
Lightning speed: parts for F-35 jets will be built faster and with great accuracy thanks to advanced manufacturing methods and lessons from the car industry
Other seniors on the team are Lauren Dexter, a forward wing, and Arielle Strzelewicz, a defender, who is out with an injury.
Stags' hopes hinge on Friday game
With the Cul de Canard well back over the shank the F-fly represents the tent-winged sedges and a pulled forward wing (tweaked with a thumb nail) will fool many a fish when they are taking the drifting olive duns, with their upright, drying wings.
Adapting to conditions pays off
A thorough inspection of the aircraft revealed only a slight buckle on the starboard forward wing fuselage fillet at station 534.
Imagine the consternation the would arise if the PPC of a P-3 crew walked up to the maintenance officer and announced ... we just spun it
They had a two-axis control that was performed by warping the wings to bank and turn, and adjusting the angle of attack on a small forward wing, or elevator, for pitch.
First flights
The wings contain all the information needed to reconstruct the peak, so as soon as the forward wing of the incoming laser pulse arrives, the cell spits out a full-scale version of the peak.
Light pulses flout sacrosanct speed limit
This AD requires a visual inspection of the PS wire bundle, shielded wires going to fuel probe 'G' and any other wire or wire bundle for chafing in the forward wing spar and forward ventral tank area, and corrective actions if necessary.
The US FAA proposes new airworthiness directives

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