- axis)
Yaw rate (or
yaw velocity), the
angular speed of
yaw rotation,
measured with a
yaw rate
sensor Yawing moment, the
angular momentum of a
yaw rotation...
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forcing the
lifting wing back,
yawing the
aircraft toward it. This
yawing effect produced by
rolling motion is
known as
adverse yaw. This has to be countered...
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Another important concept is the
yaw moment, or
yawing moment,
which is the
component of a
torque about the
yaw axis.
Yaw velocity can be
measured by measuring...
- with such systems. The use of a
yaw damper provides superior ride
quality by
automatically preventing uncomfortable yawing and
rolling oscillations and reduces...
- is
called yaw. A
positive yawing motion moves the nose of the
aircraft to the right. The
rudder is the
primary control of
yaw. The term
yaw was originally...
-
ailerons cannot be held
wholly responsible for the
adverse yaw effect; that some of this
adverse yawing tendency is due
simply to the
rolling motion of the wings...
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Additionally the p****ive
yaw systems with low
yaw-friction are
subjected to
strong dynamic loads due to the
periodic low
amplitude yawing caused by the variation...
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Yawal is a taluka, city and a muni****l
council in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India.
Yawal has 1
river {Sur river} with 2 tributaries, (Harita and
Sarita a...
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larger yawing moment by the
operating right-hand engine,
rather than vice versa.
Since the
operating right-hand
engine produces a
larger yawing moment...
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compared Yaw on his
winged chariot to
Triptolemos of Syria, who is
represented on a
wagon drawn by two dragons. It is more
likely that
Yaw of Gaza really...
