delta-winged

They also have a special delta-winged aircraft called the Intruder.

This was a two-stage system with delta-winged spacecraft, and generally complex.

Then came a delta-winged rocket built by Koschmieder which reached 3 km.

It was smaller, delta-winged and painted in a distinct red-white-and-blue color scheme.

Most of these studies mirrored the Russian and European research, creating delta-winged aircraft.

The aircraft was made of three separate crewed, delta-winged sections that are launched as a single unit.

The name, which had been derived from the standard tailless, delta-winged configuration, was no longer strictly accurate.

It's essentially a big delta-winged glider with a squarish fuselage in the center.

On delta-winged aircraft, the ailerons are combined with the elevators to form an elevon.

The Minerva was a 160-foot long delta-winged aero-spaceplane.

As he spoke, he reeled in a delta-winged kite.

He worked for two years on the Fairey Delta 2, a supersonic delta-winged research plane.

They were the original delta-winged aircraft.

Forty years ago tomorrow, the British version of the graceful delta-winged aircraft took to the skies on its maiden flight.

The announcement brings the end of an era when the delta-winged jet stood for the ascendancy of technology and economic hope.

Until then, Convair had done research into delta-winged aircraft, experimenting with different designs, two of which fell under the name P-92.

When all ten men were in place, the officers were astonished to find the outline was obviously that of a large, delta-winged jet aircraft.

Harl Cloochi had managed to hook some huge delta-winged Destiny fish.

Experience with the Storch series led Lippisch to concentrate increasingly on delta-winged designs.

Batman did not need to turn his binoculars on the sleek, delta-winged jet as it descended toward the base, its wheels unfolding for a landing.

The spaceplane was waiting on the runway, sleek and delta-winged and glistening white in the late-morning sun.

The only crash of the delta-winged aircraft in 34 years of service hastened the end of supersonic travel.

Now, for the first time, Boeing's supersonic aircraft could be seen in her entirety, a sleek, white 300 foot-long delta-winged giant.

Behind him, the black wedge fanned out into formation and cruised forward like some giant delta-winged stingray on the prowl.

By April 1980, the four leading airframe companies had announced a basic agreement on a single-seat, twin-engined, delta-winged aircraft with a prototype.