The DH . 53 pilot had sat over mid-chord, but the combination of 5 o of sweepback for the compression struts of the DH . 53.
22.
The "'Lohner L "'was a reconnaissance flying boat produced in Austria-Hungary during World War I . It was a two-bay sweepback.
23.
The software contains a built-in tool to manage the main geometrical parameters ( such as dihedral, sweepback, profile and twisting ) of each of these macro-panels.
24.
In the 1950s, she developed a simultaneous treatment of all the features of a wing ( thickness, twist, sweepback, camber ) to predict the air pressure distribution over it.
25.
In contrast with the German design which could only have its wing sweepback angle adjusted on the ground, the Bell engineers devised a system of electric motors to adjust the sweep in flight.
26.
The H . III series was an incremental development of the Horten H . II with reduced sweepback of 23? span increased to 20 m ( 65 ft 7in ) and modified lateral controls.
27.
BERP III designs have a notch toward the outer end of the rotor blade, with a greater amount of sweepback from the notch to the end of the blade compared to inboard of the notch.
28.
The Citation X has 37 degrees of sweepback at the quarter chord, more than any other business jet and, among civil aircraft, second only to the Boeing 747's 37.5 degrees.
29.
The SB5 was designed to allow a gradual approach to this configuration, flying initially with 50?sweepback before conversion to 60?when it would resemble, aerodynamically, a seven-eighths scale model of the Lightning.
30.
Despite having the same wingspan, the wing-area was increased to 9, 424 ft?( 875 m?), with a slightly reduced 84?sweepback, and an increased 65?main delta wing, with reduced forward sweep along the trailing edge.
