aeronautics - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • include: Subjects include aeronautics, astronautics, military vehicle and weapon technology, and electronic and information warfare.
  • cover: Core businesses cover aeronautics, electronics, energy, information and services, space, systems integration and telecommunications.

Adjective modifier

  • civil: The feedback was primarily into military, not civil aeronautics -- most significantly, from Britain's point of view, into the Spitfire.

Modifies a noun

  • engineer: Veteran aeronautics engineer Leonard Cramp suggests this was caused by a powerful gravitational field produced by the craft.
  • industry: The UK aeronautics industry is one of the UK's leading manufacturing sectors and has achieved continual technological advance and productivity improvement.
  • research: Admiral Calvin Bolster, chief of aeronautics research experimental craft, was an Annapolis classmate of mine.
  • technology: Vincenti describes how aeronautics technologies grew and went through their stages, and this has given me insight into my own.
  • gallery: The latter are on display in the Museum's aeronautics gallery.
  • sector: The year will be particularly rewarding for BAE Systems in the aeronautics sector.

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