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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CONTRAPROP»
Découvrez l'usage de
contraprop dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
contraprop et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Corruptions of Empire: Life Studies & the Reagan Era
Contraprop. Sometimes I wonder which side The Nation's editors are on. In the
issue for March 9 an article on the efforts of the Nicaraguan contra factions to
form a broad alliance was titled 'A Fragile Unity Is Born.' Whoever wrote that
headline ...
The Double Mamba drives two free four-bladed, contra-rotating, co-axial Rotol
airscrews. The free contra-rotating airscrew as opposed to the ' contraprop,' is a
Fairey conception E HE Bristol Britannia suffers from one noticeable drawback : it
.
... the R3Y Tradewind has an Allison T40-A-10 turboprop mounted above the
wing and driving an Aeroproducts six-bladed contraprop through a short shaft. Air
is taken in immediately beneath the spinner and rammed into a plenum chamber,
...
... their craft out of control, used two propellers of opposite pitch mounted on each
side of the engine and driven in opposite directions of rotation by chain drives
from the engine crankshaft. The contraprop was further encouraged after the first
...
5
American Warplanes of WWII
... 453, 455, 465–467 Continental O-190, 453 Continental O-200, 453
Continuation War, 8 Contract, 376 Contraprop, 494 Controllable pitch propeller,
460 Convair, 628 Convair B-36, 422 Coolangatta, 461 Corpus Christi, TX, 583,
611 Corsica, ...
Successful use of the new type, known as the "contraprop," is reported in Nature (
May 17). It is stated that the device has been particularly useful in the Fleet Air
Arm, especially with planes operating from the deck of an aircraft carrier.
Successful use of the new type, known as the "contraprop," is reported in Nature (
May 17). It is stated that the device has been particularly useful in the Fleet Air
Arm, especially with planes operating from the deck of an aircraft carrier.
For a single-seat fighter of the 2000-hp, 400-mph class, there is little choice
between a contraprop and "four-blader two-speed gear" at take-off, and on climb
at high altitude it is probable that the gain due to extra solidity of the contraprop
will ...
9
Naval Weapons of World War One
The British 1909 foreign ordnance handbook reported additional orders of 16ft
Sin torpedoes of this type in 1904 (ten), 1905 (sixteen) and 1907 (ten). Some of
these torpedoes were converted to contraprop (two-propeller) torpedoes as M/83.
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The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
... Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity (41 CFR, Chapter 60)Ja\ During
^^ iWPformance of this contract (Lease), the Contraprop^tteesjton^ agrees as
follows: jr wilt not discriminate against any ! for employment because of race,
creed, ...
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CONTRAPROP»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
contraprop est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Petrol-electric hybrid aircraft is first to charge in flight
Could you not have two IC engines, maybe driving through a contraprop arrangement, so lots of power for take-off and climb, then switch one ... «The Engineer, janv 15»