When vectored thrust control uses a single propelling jet, as with a single-engined aircraft, the ability to produce rolling moments may not be possible.
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During night games, games were stopped at 9 : 11 p . m ., local time, for a rolling moment of silence from time zone to time zone.
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The rolling moment generated by the different airflow over each wing can exceed the aileron control authority, causing the glider to continue rolling into a steeper bank angle.
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When it rolls back within the tilt angle 10 degree, the controller now countersteers roll rudders switching back to the reverse angles to break the counter-rolling moment, and to prevent overshoot.
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Keel effect is also called " Pendulum Effect " because a lower center of gravity increases the effect of sideways forces ( above the center of gravity ) in producing a rolling moment.
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As the new year passed through various time zones last Dec . 31, television cameras captured the glow and dazzle of one Millennium celebration after another; jubilant, confetti-covered masses in rolling moments of shared euphoria.
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The rolling moment and have two distinguishing features : The ailerons are larger than is typical, almost 50 percent of the wingspan, providing improved control even at slow speeds; the aileron is also split, making it a deceleron.
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Since dihedral effect is noticed by pilots when " rudder is applied ", many pilots and other near-experts explain that the rolling moment is caused by one wing moving more quickly through the air and one wing less quickly.
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If the roll is stopped at a non-zero roll angle the L _ \ beta " upward " rolling moment induced by the ensuing sideslip should return the aircraft to the horizontal unless exceeded in turn by the " downward"
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Complete analysis of motorcycle aerodynamics would include measurement of drag, lift and side force at various speeds, wind angles, and rider postures; as well as pitching moment, rolling moment, and yawing moment ( see yaw, pitch and roll for descriptions ).
