Eliche means propeller in Italian; the pasta is shaped like a spiral, or the path a propeller would make in the water.
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This improves maneuverability, creates faster acceleration from the throttle and optimizes the connectivity between the propeller controls and the movements of the propeller blades.
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Once customers go with Propeller, they'll be locked into their ecosystem and look to Propeller for the next innovation in inhalers and asthma/COPD management.
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To improve stability of the wreck, crews are now working to remove the propeller, propeller shaft and rudder, which weigh a total of approximately 130 tons.
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The alternative is a propeller that sits somewhere in the middle between being efficient while hovering---where low propeller speed is more efficient---and cruising, where higher speeds carry the day.
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In such a setting, cans of paint would be attached to the vehicle's propeller blades, releasing their colorful contents in a sputtering, splattering frenzy as the propeller rotated with increasing speed.
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These factors inform a large part of the calculus for the ongoing Air Force effort to replace the C-130s existing hydromechanical propeller control system with a new Electronic Propeller Control System (EPCS).
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You'd have to get a tire and a propeller rotation.
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Each ship propeller weighs in at an estimated 15 tons.
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Cassini has also spotted these "propeller" patterns in the rings.
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In 2009, IFA bought propeller shaft maker Rotorion from Daimler.
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Propeller Outfitters Garment Duffle, $75 (Originally $95) [You save $20]
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She has just let go of a singe propeller airplane.
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The twin propeller blades whirl, but the beast isn't going anywhere.
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The blades are removable and so, too, are the propeller arms.
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The propeller motors are now exposed, allowing for improved heat efficiency.
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An inch-wide propeller began spinning, propelling the diminutive machine forward.
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I mean, it has four copter ... they have a propeller, correct?
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Some suggested it might be marks left by a motorboat propeller.
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As a social equaliser, the single-propeller plane has clear appeal.
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The Dash is a propeller aircraft with room for 74 passengers.
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Each of its three propeller blades will be 350 feet long.
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"Cool," said the man, looking like the center of a propeller.
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The case snugly fits the drone, two batteries and some extra propeller blades, but it lacks room for the propeller guards, which are essentially bumpers that help prevent the spinning propellers from cutting people or objects.
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Divers even tried, unsuccessfully, to raise the ship's 21862,000-pound bronze propeller.
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The data does not include cargo planes and propeller-driven passenger aircrafts.
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I wrestled it level again— And suddenly, I could see the propeller.
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What was left of the propeller windmilled as air rushed over it.
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The most notable thing about the drone is its foldable propeller blades.
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Dual PropsThe Zip 212 had a continuously rotating propeller on each wing.
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Propeller helps asthma and COPD patients understand which environmental factors cause symptoms.
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There, the driver can easily view the propeller-shaped, asymmetric instrument panel.
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It's propeller-driven and has its guns mounted on only one side.
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Every sentence in "Candy" seems to have a little propeller on it.
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He cried "Clear prop!" then started the propeller, and up we went.
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And German told me that multi-propeller designs have significant safety advantages.
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The original 1999 US Patent Application for Electronic Propeller Control Systems, submitted through United Technologies by a small group of inventors, explains that the new electrical system improves the mechanisms controlling the "pitch angle" of a propeller blade.
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First an IL-38 propeller-engine maritime patrolling plane flew past the vessel.
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Sure would have beaten a propeller beanie, if you know what I mean.
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Propeller wants to simplify all of that, especially for small-to-medium businesses.
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The propeller guard is removable, but wound up removing itself at inopportune moments.
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The patent outlines adjustable winglets on the propeller, much like those on airplanes.
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One, the propeller props and landing gear never get in the camera shot.
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The Propeller Group runs through November 13 at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art.
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He drinks his barf and uses his farting butt as a boat propeller.
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It's spinning through space — from our perspective — like a propeller blade, Weaver said.
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A propeller plane touches down in a field and rolls to a stop.
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We caught a small propeller plane from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's commercial capital.
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Propeller (984 Manhattan Avenue) is popular with the neighborhood's laptop-and-latte crowd.
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"Look at this one sculpture," he said, pointing toward a propeller-shaped mound.
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A team overnight heard tapping sounds from the propeller shaft area, he said.
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The motor had a propeller that could be raised—essential in shallow waters.
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However Airbus stressed that the aircraft, which have four propeller engines, can fly normally.
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Other players in the big propeller market have taken similar strides in improving technology.
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Dipping under the surface, we rounded the hull to the huge, barnacle-covered propeller.
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Propeller planes faded away, and airlines began flying to a wider range of destinations.
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When I added an aftermarket propeller guard, it was too heavy to fly properly.
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It's eerily quiet, free of the buzz you expect from a propeller-propelled aircraft.
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Its front rotates like an airplane propeller, providing awkward access to what's stored within.
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Its engineering details, including the hull and propeller designs, remained state secrets for decades.
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Meanwhile, Florida-based Piper Aircraft plans to use it in its M600 propeller plane.
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One of their pivotal decisions was the design of a propeller for their plane.
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The company designed a personal voice-controlled drone — imagine an Echo with a propeller.
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In 2009, he moved to Ho Chi Minh City and joined the Propeller Group.
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Every move seems calculated, even when she's whipping her hair around like a propeller.
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Then I look across the aisle and notice a woman staring at the propeller.
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Then I realize that if the propeller is not moving the engine is out.
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The Propeller Group continues at the Museum of Contemporary (MCA) Chicago through November 13.
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I had arrived by small aircraft, a single-propeller Cessna operated by Sansa Airlines.
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It was the technology that Mr. Garros helped envision that led to his demise: By the time he returned to the air, a Dutch engineer named Anthony Fokker had developed propeller-synchronized machine guns that stopped bullets from hitting the propeller blades altogether.
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"We haven't really moved beyond the propeller when it comes to underwater vehicles," said Sutherland.
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Paramotoring involves the use of a motor driving propeller that is worn on the back.
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They occurred on two regional airlines, both of which were small turboprop (propeller-powered) planes.
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Take a look: You may have noticed a slight difference from most propeller-driven planes.
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Propeller Health makes an add-on that fits into any inhaler and records ambient data.
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In a Tempest V his propeller froze in mid-flight and the engine caught fire.
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On the sidedecks sit crude open boats with single-cylinder engines and long propeller shafts.
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The propeller-driven plane with reconnaissance, surveillance and attack capabilities, is made by Brazil's Embraer.
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The plane also has interactive buttons and a spinning propeller for a hint of realism.
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A robot avatar with a propeller on his head even offered up a heart emoji.
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I got a late start and lost an hour when the propeller hit a rock.
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Aviation experts doubt that the propeller-tire hybrid could ever make it off the ground.
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His outfit even comes complete with a soft propeller on top of his baseball hat.
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The United States has supplied Afghanistan with three types each of helicopters and propeller planes.
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James E. Wrenn of the Air Force, who was flying a small Cessna propeller plane.
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The plane uses one main "pusher" propeller at the tail, and two more on the wingtips.
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Paramotorers wear a harness as well as a frame that includes the propeller, motor and cage.
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DJI launched new accessories for the Mavic Pro today, one of which is a propeller guard.
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Folding up its rotors, tail and propeller, which takes ten minutes, turns it into a car.
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Start up the propeller and then pick it up and throw it like a paper airplane.
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And they definitely don't go to specialized media aggregator apps: RIP Circa, Zite, Paper and Propeller.
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The result can be easily guessed: the propeller cuts right through the pork flesh with ease.
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A woman's arm was severed by the propeller of a plane, according to the Miami Herald.
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Most of a ship's noise comes from propeller cavitation, when bubbles are formed and then pop.
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You unfold each arm and propeller into position, which is enough to lock them into place.
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One thing was clear, the bad propeller was causing the plane to burn fuel too fast.
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When he broke his outboard propeller on a piece of wood, he hunted down a replacement.
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They steered around mailboxes, branches, pulverized decking and other debris that could blow out the propeller.
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After a 45-minute flight on a small Cessna propeller plane, I was in Drake Bay.
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She takes off on the propeller plane back Montana while Georgina takes Payton to the hospital.
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A wood propeller, powered by the heat of candles on each side, typically rotates the centerpiece.
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The aircraft's propeller blades spin at a lower revolutions per minute rate than a typical airplane.
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As the article correctly stated, it was a single-engine, propeller-driven airplane, not a jet.
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The investigation added that the propeller had not received proper maintenance and corrosion had been overlooked.
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In one violent motion, the smooth hull turned skyward, pointing the stalled propeller uselessly into the air.
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When she took a dive down to swim away from the boat, the propeller cut into her.
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In 1864, a black man named Benjamin T. Montgomery tried to patent his new propeller for steamboats.
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"The electrical propeller motors are controlled by drives that control the speed of the propellers," Gamper explained.
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The next day, the ferry experienced mechanical failure after its propeller became tangled with a fishing net.
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You can watch an animated helicopter fly around and listen to its propeller whip against the wind.
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From it flies a specially adapted twin propeller plane, its underbelly extended to presumably house surveillance equipment.
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These are jet turbines that turn a propeller at the front of the engine via a gearbox.
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I did all of my commercial flight training flying these routes, but in a tiny, propeller airplane.
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When I think of the early digital health companies — not just Propeller, but Omada Health, WellDoc, Ginger.
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A rear-mounted propeller at the back of the vehicle then pushes the vehicle through the air.
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Tests of a prototype yielded 30 percent efficiency, which is 10 percent lower than propeller-based turbines.
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For six straight days in the middle of March, a small twin-propeller plane flew over Phoenix.
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Propeller-shaped features inside the rings are believed to indicate the presence of these tiny space rocks.
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Its four diesel engines and its electric propeller engines were replaced, according to specialist publication Jane's Sentinel.
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So in the Raider, the engineers replaced the side-facing tail rotor with a rear-facing propeller.
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One is the propeller, the other is the 3D printed body: both spin, but at different speeds.
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At Boeing, his first assignment was solving flight control and engine challenges on the propeller-driven Stratocruiser.
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Updating our propeller technology and reducing ship speed will be an important part of quieting our oceans.
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When they printed the model and attached it to the drone, the propeller broke upon take-off.
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Xi said trade and economic relations had always been the ballast and propeller of U.S.-China relations.
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The ferry hit an atoll after setting sail, and repairs were carried out to the propeller shaft.
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If individual members of the Propeller Group could die and be reborn, why not the collective itself?
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"Every sentence in 'Candy' seems to have a little propeller on it," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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She takes away the players' jet, downgrading them to a propeller plane, and then a filthy bus.
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The company has designed an airless tire, called the Goodyear Aero, which would double as a propeller.
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The sixth, who had been oiling a propeller shaft, was never seen again and presumably drowned. Capt.
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The propeller, cockpit and front section of fuselage were crumpled, and the landing floats were raised separately.
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There wouldn't really be any injuries, apart from obviously if the propeller hit the eagle in the eye.
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This project is intriguing, not least because the plane is not even a propeller aircraft to start with.
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All parts on the drone are fully replaceable incase a propeller gets damaged in a high-speed collision.
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Skymasters have a propeller engine at the front and another engine driving a "pusher" prop at the rear.
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We talked — almost exclusively — about how Propeller could improve people's lives, and how to prove that it worked.
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The other hums along at 150 mph, powered by a six-piston engine and a two-bladed propeller.
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It functions on a 3-axis control unit, which has several internal reference points plus 12 propeller fans.
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Hughes also forfeited his gyrocopter, which resembles a stripped-down helicopter with an unpowered rotor and separate propeller.
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The helicopter also shows off its quiet mode, deactivating the rear propeller and flying as a conventional helo.
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But limits in the speed of propeller-driven aircraft means they are unlikely for cross-country airline flights.
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Toy mechs line one bookshelf, and plastic figurines of vintage propeller planes are arranged carefully on his desk.
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THE Propeller Group is an artist collective that addresses the mingled destinies of the United States and Vietnam.
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It was a propeller plane, not a jet, and Mr. Hoover did not test it at Wright Field.
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You can save $20 on the Propeller Garment Duffle Bag by using the promo code "PROPELLER20" at checkout.
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Fully opening and closing the Propeller Outfitters Garment Duffle might sound a bit complicated, but it's very intuitive.
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The carbon-fiber, propeller-driven plane has four solar-powered engines and four batteries to store surplus energy.
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The researchers injected malicious code into a plastic propeller and quickly destroyed a $1,000 drone in their tests.
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The quadcopter-style drone endured a catastrophic crash just two minutes into flight thanks to a faulty propeller.
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As Mr. West's boat went airborne, its propeller mangled Charlotte, killing her instantly and severely injuring her mother.
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There are also unusual custom pieces—like a coffee table made from a boat propeller—and sentimental art.
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The four-propeller Hercules drops more than 15,000 liters (4,000 gallons) of fire retardant in a single pass.
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POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA (CNN)A propeller plane pulled an advertising banner across a darkening sky on Saturday afternoon.
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Nomam kept this aesthetic, using different colors for an average-looking sedan and the rear wings and propeller.
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The propeller sliced three evenly spaced gashes about mid span of my right wing, about a foot apart.
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I focused on Zee Aero's 10-propeller design above, but there are lots of other prototypes under development.
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Propeller-driven planes fly right into storms, measuring their properties with radar and its modern, laser-based cousin, lidar.
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For a certain constant angular speed and propeller force, the Monospinner is able to remain substantially in one position.
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Earlier this year, Goodyear showed off a new airliess tire called the Aero, which would double as a propeller.
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Pressure drops as air flows over the wing and propeller tips, allowing air to expand while dropping in temperature.
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Going by the crunch I heard on impact, I'd expected to have at least lost a propeller or two.
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The pusher-prop on the back of the aircraft is a small propeller behind the counter-rotating rotor heads.
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An old-time propeller plane operated by a company that offers panoramic flights has crashed in the Swiss Alps.
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The poor Monospinner has accomplished quite the feat — it can fly with just one propeller — but lacks a point.
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The P-3 is a surveillance aircraft, while the KJ-85033 is propeller airborne early warning and control aircraft.
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These days, an airframe that can't cruise at supersonic speeds might as well be a diesel-powered propeller plane.
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That one crate is full of bags of propellers made by the propeller company that's one of our sponsors.
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The country last produced a passenger aircraft more than 40 years ago, at the end of the propeller era.
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Propeller plans to break ground in June on a two-gate, 30,000 square-foot terminal for Alaska, Smith said.
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Barbuda currently has only a landing strip used for small propeller planes, and that was damaged in the hurricane.
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Harbour Air flies a fleet of more than 40 propeller-driven seaplanes that take off and land on water.
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Mr. Armstrong was able keep some of pieces of fabric from the plane's wing and wood from its propeller.
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A grandson was spotted in 2011 with deep propeller cuts to his back and has not been seen since.
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The bride's father retired as an electronics inspector at Hamilton Standard, an aircraft propeller parts supplier in Windsor Locks.
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Issues of identity, of borders and belonging, are central to Mr. Nguyen personally and to the Propeller Group collectively.
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A Florida woman had her arm and foot severed after she was struck by the propeller of a plane.
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As she removed the chock blocks, the right side of Gray's body was struck by the spinning airplane propeller.
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We don't (sigh), but if we ever get them, Goodyear has developed a tire that doubles as a propeller.
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The Propeller Group, a three-person art collective established in 2006, shows how economic systems are forms of ideology.
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They released video of a 2.1-pound DJI Phantom 2 quadcopter tearing into the wing of a small propeller plane.
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In the story, the Russians build a so-called "caterpillar drive" using hydro-magneto power instead of the traditional propeller.
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Holmes said that one possible replacement for the A-10 could be a type of already-existing turbo-propeller aircraft.
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Last week's teaser, which consisted only of an image of a wooden propeller, offered even less in terms of details.
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In this case, it ascended right into the trees and then crashed into the ground, now missing a propeller guard.
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Propeller is designed to work in GMail because email tends to be the place where most salespeople anchor their work.
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The TF-X is based on the Transition, a petrol-engined car with foldable wings and a rear-mounted propeller.
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BERLIN – The Latest on the crash of a propeller plane in the Swiss Alps (all times local): 22:21952 p.m.
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Church members waited with toques and mittens in the compact arrivals hall for the Air Canada propeller plane from Calgary.
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They usually have four propellers, but variations can have six or eight or more; people even build fifty-propeller drones.
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She went to remove a chock from the plane's front tire, when her arm came into contact with a propeller.
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The image revealed that the object appears to have a bowling pin-like shape, elongated and spinning like a propeller.
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Propeller also provides insight into other factors that might make symptoms worse for people with these conditions, like weather changes.
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"Through this partnership we're getting to a size and scale we haven't before," said Propeller Health CEO David Van Sickle.
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The Qasef-1 is a propeller powered "pusher" style UAV with operational radius reportedly limited to 13 kilometers (62 miles).
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Before it left Nonouti Island, the missing ferry, a wooden catamaran, underwent repairs to its propeller shaft after running aground.
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Bill had traveled by jet from his hometown, Nashville, to Washington and then on to Lynchburg aboard a propeller plane.
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Within a day, I was on a propeller plane to an impossibly green island with a population of around 8,000.
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The forward thrust generated by a propeller drives a ship deeper, so a slower ship is slightly higher in water.
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This two-seater uses 12 lifting rotors on a fixed wing and is pushed along by a rear-mounted propeller.
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The works of Dinh Q. Lê and The Propeller Group collective reflect the complicated legacy of the American-Vietnam War.
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A military investigation said the primary cause of that crash was a propeller blade that went into the aircraft's fuselage.
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One of the Propeller Group members, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, was on-hand for the opening of the Mia show in April.
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Last year, researchers sabotaged the printing of a drone propeller, which caused it to malfunction and crash two minutes after takeoff.
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The 12-year-old boy's death marks the second time in two days a child was killed by a boat's propeller.
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She reaches for a particularly goofy propeller-topped baseball cap, but Strudel isn't ready to cooperate with the elastic chin strap.
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In contrast, the molecule that Dr. Tang was studying was propeller-shaped, with five flat "blades" connected to a central ring.
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Products include Electrafin – electric propeller for paddleboards; Fusar Mohawk– smart helmet system; and Slingfin – a range of windproof, high-quality tents.
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It's such a sleek little craft, and the $50 H63C model comes with a propeller guard and a built-in camera.
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When the propeller fell off his Rans S-10 kit plane—apparently propellers can do that—Penell did not freak out.
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In contrast to a conventional ship engine, which has pistons and a propeller, a magnetic drive has essentially no moving parts.
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The KJ-200 is a propeller airborne early warning and control aircraft based originally on the old Soviet-designed An-12.
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This "desk" computer—it was the size of a desk—weighed some 800 pounds and sounded like a passing propeller plane.
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The woman tried to remove a chock from the plane's front wheel, but her arm came into contact with the propeller.
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According to CNN, three of the sailors were stuck in the propeller shaft while the forth was in the engine room.
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That maintenance included the replacement of its four diesel engines and its electric propeller engines, according to specialist publication Jane's Sentinel.
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The design defects planted into the propeller were undetectable to the human eye, and you can watch the full video below.
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The next best thing until the Comet arrived was the propeller-driven DC-3, which could hit 250 mph, at best.
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The Piper Malibu plane — a single-engine, propeller-driven aircraft — departed Nantes, a city in western France, at 8:15 p.m.
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The propeller-driven aircraft's four engines are powered by energy collected from more than 17,000 solar cells built in the wings.
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In a scene of unimaginable horror, they say, the propeller mangled and killed Charlotte, who was asleep in her mother's lap.
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That allowed the plane to land at airports that previously had only been served by propeller planes, a key selling point.
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But the current generation of killer drones is propeller-driven, slow, lacking in maneuverability and still relatively unsophisticated compared to traditional fighters.
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The combo comes with a lot of other stuff that you'll definitely want, like propeller guards, extra propellers, and an extra battery.
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But you should buy the $700 combo package, because you'll want to fly with the controller as well as the propeller guards.
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That's because the shape of a typical four-propeller consumer drone causes it to fall more slowly than a block of wood.
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On top of that, there's a new propeller design with a slightly skewed tip that's meant to improve efficiency and reduce noise.
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More recently, the biggest development in the drone market is companies like DroneDeploy, Skycatch and Propeller, which are only focused on software.
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A smaller motor powers the tail rotor, while an additional propeller causes the Lego helicopter's main roto to slowly spin in flight.
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Bubbles of vapour (ie, cavities) form in water wherever there is low pressure, such as on the trailing edges of propeller blades.
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As she slowly commanded the propeller to turn, turn and spin fast, she felt the Spitfire respond to every move of hers.
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The foldable legs snap nicely into place, though sometimes you have to force the propeller over the leg, which can feel odd.
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The final product could be a propeller for an aeroplane, a ship's hydrofoil or a set of wheels for a sports car.
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DJI's head start and exceptional R&D resources have let it dominate 70-80% of the four-propeller drone professional photography market.
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At the very back, where the tail would be on a conventional plane, a propeller faces forwards, ready to power horizontal flight.
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" He also warned that "trade is not a weapon, it cannot be used for war, it should be a propeller for peace.
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"It's a race to the starting line," Propeller CEO David Van Sickle told Reuters, describing the current jockeying among leading pharmaceutical firms.
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They didn't have a lot of the feature set a lot of others in the space did, like Propeller, 3DR and DroneDeploy.
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In late July, I flew from N'Djamena on an aging propeller plane that, twice a week, takes humanitarians and supplies to Bol.
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No mixture to mess with; no manually controlled propeller RPM to adjust mid-flight; no magnetos to check in the run-up.
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But they did say that Express Scripts will pay Propeller as patients start to use its offering, rather than the insurers themselves.
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Using a modified propeller, the researchers were able to visit remote sites including an abandoned Cold Wa-era base, according to Reuters.
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For a limited time, you can save $20 on the Propeller Garment Duffle Bag by using the promo code "PROPELLER20" at checkout.
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The idea is that Propeller can track which patients aren't taking their controller meds frequently enough, and alert them to that fact.
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The "propeller myth," as the company described it on its website, originated from the company's old ads that promoted its airplane engines.
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A propeller blade had broken loose in midflight and the plane had spun out of control, the authorities said at the time.
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When two propeller planes crashed in southeast Alaska on Monday, killing six people, aviation experts said they were saddened, but not surprised.
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I met Zaid Farekh, who did well enough writing business software to start a local accelerator of his own, called Propeller Incorporated.
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Its propeller-powered machines dominate global markets and buzz regularly over beaches, cityscapes at sunset and increasingly, power plants and government installations.
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