-
known as the
tail or
tail ****embly, is a
structure at the rear of an
aircraft that
provides stability during flight, in a way
similar to the feathers...
- A
vertical stabilizer or
tail fin is the
static part of the
vertical tail of an aircraft. The term is
commonly applied to the ****embly of both this fixed...
- the "long
tail" of a distribution, but only the
property of a
distribution being long-
tailed. In business, the term long
tail is
applied to rank-size...
- nose-to-
tail).
Following outside the defender's
turn radius, the
attacker can
maintain or
increase energy while forcing the
defender to turn at an energy...
- The
tail rotor is a
smaller rotor mounted vertically or near-vertically at the
tail of a
traditional single-rotor helicopter,
where it
rotates to generate...
-
sound is ⟨ɻ⟩, and the
equivalent X-SAMPA
symbol is r\`. The IPA
symbol is a
turned lowercase letter r with a
rightward hook
protruding from the
lower right...
-
pivot turn or
pivot is a
technique of
turning in
place in skiing. The two
types are the
tail pivot and tip pivot. In the
tail pivot, e.g.,
to the left...
- /ˌʊərəˈbɒrəs/) is an
ancient symbol depicting a
snake or
dragon eating its own
tail. The
ouroboros entered Western tradition via
ancient Egyptian iconography...
- In aviation, the
turn and slip
indicator (T/S, a.k.a.
turn indicator and
turn and bank indicator) and the
turn coordinator (TC)
variant are essentially...
- The V-
tail or vee-
tail (sometimes
called a
butterfly tail or Rudlicki's V-
tail[citation needed]) of an
aircraft is an
unconventional arrangement of the...
