The net result is a significant increase in the operational flight envelope.

This higher G capability was, however, limited to a very narrow flight envelope.

Aside from associated reduction in weight and cost, this system would provide flight envelope protection.

The company has been fine tuning the design and done "full flight envelope testing," since then.

If the aircraft had a flight envelope protection system, this recovery could not have been performed.

Flight envelope is one of a number of related terms that are all used in a similar fashion.

Jonathan dreamed of pushing the flight envelope and soaring in the sun.

The programming of the digital computers enable flight envelope protection.

The evaluations proceeded successfully through the flight envelope without major changes required to the basic design.

After getting the model correctly balanced and trimmed, the flight envelope was explored.

Chinese Su-27 pilots described its performance as "outstanding" in all aspects and flight envelopes.

Tests were performed on the engines' flight envelope, cruise speed, and handling.

Many missions take place at the limits of the aircraft's performance, challenging the player to keep the plane within its flight envelope.

So you are flying in this little window of a flight envelope which is perfectly normal and, indeed, you do it every day.

Results from those tests indicated the aircraft performed as expected through its full flight envelope with no degradation of capability.

The fleet was returned to flight on 15 July with restrictions in the flight envelope.

With full exploitation anywhere in the flight envelope.

It is capable of performing Category A operations throughout its full flight envelope.

I was still holding her flight envelope.

Next have a plan for your first flight, stay local, and explore the flight envelope at sufficient altitude.

The grounding has since been eased to a slate of restrictions on the permitted flight envelope.

Your new canard foreplanes appear to be working, at least for this portion of the flight envelope.

The temperature variations encountered during a flight envelope may have adverse effects in actuator performance.

The CO slipped the flight envelope into the little pocket lining the inside cover, and returned the book to him.

"This is why we flight test, to fully explore the aerodynamic flight envelope."

A program review decision has capped the department's First Nations basic services envelope growth at 2 percent per year since 1997-1998.

There is no charge for servicing envelopes that have stamps affixed.

"The outer envelope is of course the generic delivery service envelope," he said.

Organisations want a total managed services envelope that holistically delivers all it's IT and telecommunication service requirements.

Quensell would service envelopes for correspondents anywhere in the world, and thus began the mini-boom in Tin Can philately.

Sonnen submitted that packaging distinguishes those products from the individual service envelopes (ISEs) sold by the domestic producers.

These include pre-stamped envelopes, aerogrammes, postal cards, urgent mail service envelopes and registered envelopes.

Several years ago, I put the check to the state in the Internal Revenue Service envelope, and the check to the feds in the letter addressed to Albany.

APA proposed a service envelope concept to pension boards to clearly distinguish core from non-core services and provide two-tiered costing structure that reflects administration costs in line with resource utilization.

In aerodynamics, the flight envelope, service envelope, or performance envelope of an aircraft refers to the capabilities of a design in terms of airspeed and load factor or altitude.

After several more days of fighting with the sulky ThinkPad, I gave up and dropped the Canon Flash card in a courier service envelope and shipped it to New York.

In the breast pocket of each was a yellow service envelope and delivery note: Military Police Unit 174 hereby returns SS Volunteer Boris Petrovich Turgoiski born March 18, 1919, in Tiflis.

The basic services envelope includes Aboriginal spending in the North and a portion of departmental management and administration but it excludes claims, northern resource management and new initiative funding such as Gathering Strength and the water management strategy.

Gas transportation A key feature of the market model is the service envelope agreement between VENCorp and GasNet, the owner of the gas transmission network, which defines the level of transportation capacity provided by GasNet to VENCorp.

Within the White House, interns and officials gauge one another's status at a glance, by the color of a hall pass or lapel pin (a black and gold pin, permitting the wearer to pierce the Secret Service envelope and approach the President, is the staff member's grail).

Granulated sugar is produced in various crystal sizes and is usually packaged in 2, 4 and 10 kg packages for home use; in individual service envelopes for food service; and in 20 and 40 kg bags, 1 tonne tote bags or bulk for food manufacturers.

The differentials range in value from $10 per tonne for extra fine bulk granulated sugar to well in excess of $1,000 per tonne for 4-g individual service envelopes. [29] The product differentials change much less frequently than the target bulk price, on average once a year, but they may change more frequently.

One thing that needs to be understood when you're building digital services is how far you want to push your service envelope, not just in terms of the functions you want to offer to the world but when you want people to be able to use them.

You'll never see the edge of this car's performance envelope.

But even now there are parts of the performance envelope we have yet to investigate.

In fact, its performance envelope extends well beyond the range of human hearing.

The S-400 uses three different missiles to cover its entire performance envelope.

There have been other important constraints in the use of the performance envelopes.

His fighter was already pushing the edge of the performance envelope.

Stay in the center of the performance envelope as much as possible.

They were flying blind on the edge of the helicopter's performance envelope.

Box office successes were not high enough to generate sufficient ‘rewards’ through the performance envelope.

As we've just seen, one of these is to define the performance envelope of a car.

Consolidated's people approved the test profile and agreed on the performance envelope.

By next year, the Raider's test flights will begin to push its performance envelope.

This instrument will have a performance envelope at least 10 times better than that currently achievable. 165.

It is also apparent that data occasionally appears beyond the curve defining the performance envelope.

The performance envelopes of both cars are staggeringly good.

At the $20 million level, the performance envelopes accounted for about 50% of the production funding by Telefilm.

The design performance envelope allowed for cloud flying and spinning but not aerobatics.

It’s the more progressive setting for each system, and allows drivers to better push the performance envelope).

But Hammarhead says it isnt an issue because were not at the edge of the performance envelope.

Also this setup allows the projector to stay within the performance envelope where the tubes will last the longest.

But the power plant, the flight controls, and the whole performance envelope are so different that it takes hours to get certified on it.

Subsequent years moved exclusively to a performance envelope calculation based almost exclusively on the box office.

He didn't want her to die of shock while he was still so unsure of the human performance envelope.

Many producers qualified for the performance envelope.

And then they were moving fast, accelerating at the ragged edge of the ship's performance envelope in finger-four formation.