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- The
maneuverable reentry vehicle (abbreviated MARV or MaRV) is a type of
warhead for
ballistic missiles that is
capable of
maneuvering and
changing its...
- Energy–
maneuverability theory is a
model of
aircraft performance. It was
developed by Col. John Boyd, a
fighter pilot, and
Thomas P. Christie, a mathematician...
- The
Rockwell RPRV-870
HiMAT (Highly
Maneuverable Aircraft Technology) is an
experimental remotely piloted aircraft that was
produced for a NASA program...
- downwind.
Among sailing craft, the
windward vessel is
normally the more
maneuverable. For this reason, rule 12 of the
International Regulations for Preventing...
- move slowly, but is
highly maneuverable,
against the
driver of a
motor vehicle,
which is much
faster but far less
maneuverable, who is
attempting to run...
- a
straight line, many third-generation
fighters severely lacked in
maneuverability, as
doctrine held that
traditional dogfighting would be impossible...
- the type VII was
upgraded to type VIIB with dual
rudders to
improve maneuverability and to fit an
internal stern tube with a reload.
Eight large 750-ton...
- post-stall
analyses have been
increasingly used in
recent years to
advance maneuverability via the use of
thrust vectoring engine nozzles.
Russian emphasis on...
- rivers. With the Mediterranean-type
lateen sails attached it was
highly maneuverable in
shallow waters,
while with the
square Atlantic-type
sails attached...
