-
equipped with a
repurposed APB as
upper stage,
which was
originally a
maneuvrable warhead "bus" from MIRV
system of UR-100 missile. It is also launched...
-
Bombers are
vulnerable due to
their low speed,
large size and poor
maneuvrability. The
escort fighter was
developed during World War II to come between...
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Vessel being towed Diamond Tow > 200 m 4,11.
Fishing (with
restricted maneuvrability) 2
cones (apexes together) > 20 m (extra cone: gear
extending more than...
-
heavier than the
Carthaginian vessels,
making them much
slower and less
maneuvrable. The
Romans built 120
warships and
despatched them to
Sicily in 260 BC...
- a
markedly larger bulk and
smaller wings,
making them more dashing,
maneuvrable flyers than
fruit specialists like
Prothoe franck and
opportunistic fruit...
-
older and
poorly maintained warships. Overall, the ****anese side had a
maneuvrability advantage. The long voyage,
combined with a lack of
opportunity for...
-
favor of light, 7 ft
boards that
allowed for more
speed and
easier maneuvrability in
waves over 30 ft (10 meters). By the end of the 1990s, tow in surfing...
- pp. 211–213 Teledyne-Ryan AQM-34
Firebee RPV (2007). "XQM-103 high-
maneuvrability RPV". robdebie.home.xs4all.nl.
Retrieved 6
April 2018.{{cite web}}:...
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announced that
Avangard had
entered serial production,
claiming that its
maneuvrability makes it
invulnerable to all
current missile defences.
China has also...
- many
dinosaurs had
fairly high
metabolic rates.
Improving balance and
maneuvrability by
lowering the
center of
gravity and
reducing rotational inertia. However...
