Definition of fly-by-wire in English:

fly-by-wire

noun

often as modifier A semi-automatic and typically computer-regulated system for controlling the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft.
sophisticated fly-by-wire technology
Example sentencesExamples
- The KC-10A's boom operator controls refueling operations through a digital fly-by-wire system.
- Next to fly-by-wire technology, and a hybrid engine, it's difficult to image how they can improve the next that constitutes a great leap forward.
- There's no electronics, no traction control, no fly-by-wire throttles.
- We have the normal flight control that the safety pilot and the instructor flies, and we also have the experimental or the fly-by-wire set of flight controls.
- The fly-by-wire flight control system is triple redundant.
- I was going to have to do my best, trying to land a fly-by-wire aircraft onboard an aircraft carrier in bad weather, with the jet still in autopilot.
- Can a mobile phone really cause a fly-by-wire computer-controlled aircraft to fall out of the sky?
- I'd like to see some other folks that come in that have some experience certainly in fly-by-wire systems, folks that have been doing it more recently than I have.
- The automotive equivalent of aircraft fly-by-wire comes to cars.
- The fly-by-wire system consists of a flight control computer, two pilot control sticks and sensors for pitch, roll and yaw measurement.
- The F - 22, for example, was heavily dependent on fly-by-wire technology, which, at the time the system began its development, was not mature.
- The fly-by-wire throttle is so responsive that you just release the pressure on the pedal and it smoothes everything out.
- The aircraft has digital fly-by-wire controls and HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick).
- It will be fitted with a fly-by-wire flight control system developed for the Airbus range of civil airliners.
- Control of the fuel injection is through the engine control unit and a fly-by-wire throttle position sensor.
- The industry is only a generation of cars away from fuel cells, mass fitment of on-board computer screens, and aircraft fly-by-wire technology.
- However, the manufacturers have a valid point in that we are quite happy to unthinkingly travel in fly-by-wire aircraft.
- The pilot controls the aircraft through a computerised digital fly-by-wire system which provides artificial stabilisation and gust elevation to give good control characteristics throughout the flight envelope.
- Original fly-by-wire designs in high-performance aircraft killed a lot of line pilots because they would ‘haul on the stick’ and unintentionally put the aircraft into a maneuver that exceeds human capacity.

Definition of fly-by-wire in US English:

fly-by-wire

nounˈflaɪbaɪˌwaɪ(ə)rˈflībīˌwī(ə)r

often as modifier A semiautomatic and typically computer-regulated system for controlling the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft.
sophisticated fly-by-wire technology
Example sentencesExamples
- The fly-by-wire throttle is so responsive that you just release the pressure on the pedal and it smoothes everything out.
- I'd like to see some other folks that come in that have some experience certainly in fly-by-wire systems, folks that have been doing it more recently than I have.
- The KC-10A's boom operator controls refueling operations through a digital fly-by-wire system.
- It will be fitted with a fly-by-wire flight control system developed for the Airbus range of civil airliners.
- The industry is only a generation of cars away from fuel cells, mass fitment of on-board computer screens, and aircraft fly-by-wire technology.
- However, the manufacturers have a valid point in that we are quite happy to unthinkingly travel in fly-by-wire aircraft.
- Original fly-by-wire designs in high-performance aircraft killed a lot of line pilots because they would ‘haul on the stick’ and unintentionally put the aircraft into a maneuver that exceeds human capacity.
- Control of the fuel injection is through the engine control unit and a fly-by-wire throttle position sensor.
- The aircraft has digital fly-by-wire controls and HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick).
- We have the normal flight control that the safety pilot and the instructor flies, and we also have the experimental or the fly-by-wire set of flight controls.
- There's no electronics, no traction control, no fly-by-wire throttles.
- The pilot controls the aircraft through a computerised digital fly-by-wire system which provides artificial stabilisation and gust elevation to give good control characteristics throughout the flight envelope.
- The automotive equivalent of aircraft fly-by-wire comes to cars.
- The fly-by-wire flight control system is triple redundant.
- Can a mobile phone really cause a fly-by-wire computer-controlled aircraft to fall out of the sky?
- The F - 22, for example, was heavily dependent on fly-by-wire technology, which, at the time the system began its development, was not mature.
- The fly-by-wire system consists of a flight control computer, two pilot control sticks and sensors for pitch, roll and yaw measurement.
- I was going to have to do my best, trying to land a fly-by-wire aircraft onboard an aircraft carrier in bad weather, with the jet still in autopilot.
- Next to fly-by-wire technology, and a hybrid engine, it's difficult to image how they can improve the next that constitutes a great leap forward.

单词	fly-by-wire
释义	Definition of fly-by-wire in English: fly-by-wire noun often as modifier A semi-automatic and typically computer-regulated system for controlling the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft. sophisticated fly-by-wire technology Example sentencesExamples The KC-10A's boom operator controls refueling operations through a digital fly-by-wire system. Next to fly-by-wire technology, and a hybrid engine, it's difficult to image how they can improve the next that constitutes a great leap forward. There's no electronics, no traction control, no fly-by-wire throttles. We have the normal flight control that the safety pilot and the instructor flies, and we also have the experimental or the fly-by-wire set of flight controls. The fly-by-wire flight control system is triple redundant. I was going to have to do my best, trying to land a fly-by-wire aircraft onboard an aircraft carrier in bad weather, with the jet still in autopilot. Can a mobile phone really cause a fly-by-wire computer-controlled aircraft to fall out of the sky? I'd like to see some other folks that come in that have some experience certainly in fly-by-wire systems, folks that have been doing it more recently than I have. The automotive equivalent of aircraft fly-by-wire comes to cars. The fly-by-wire system consists of a flight control computer, two pilot control sticks and sensors for pitch, roll and yaw measurement. The F - 22, for example, was heavily dependent on fly-by-wire technology, which, at the time the system began its development, was not mature. The fly-by-wire throttle is so responsive that you just release the pressure on the pedal and it smoothes everything out. The aircraft has digital fly-by-wire controls and HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick). It will be fitted with a fly-by-wire flight control system developed for the Airbus range of civil airliners. Control of the fuel injection is through the engine control unit and a fly-by-wire throttle position sensor. The industry is only a generation of cars away from fuel cells, mass fitment of on-board computer screens, and aircraft fly-by-wire technology. However, the manufacturers have a valid point in that we are quite happy to unthinkingly travel in fly-by-wire aircraft. The pilot controls the aircraft through a computerised digital fly-by-wire system which provides artificial stabilisation and gust elevation to give good control characteristics throughout the flight envelope. Original fly-by-wire designs in high-performance aircraft killed a lot of line pilots because they would ‘haul on the stick’ and unintentionally put the aircraft into a maneuver that exceeds human capacity. Definition of fly-by-wire in US English: fly-by-wire nounˈflaɪbaɪˌwaɪ(ə)rˈflībīˌwī(ə)r often as modifier A semiautomatic and typically computer-regulated system for controlling the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft. sophisticated fly-by-wire technology Example sentencesExamples The fly-by-wire throttle is so responsive that you just release the pressure on the pedal and it smoothes everything out. I'd like to see some other folks that come in that have some experience certainly in fly-by-wire systems, folks that have been doing it more recently than I have. The KC-10A's boom operator controls refueling operations through a digital fly-by-wire system. It will be fitted with a fly-by-wire flight control system developed for the Airbus range of civil airliners. The industry is only a generation of cars away from fuel cells, mass fitment of on-board computer screens, and aircraft fly-by-wire technology. However, the manufacturers have a valid point in that we are quite happy to unthinkingly travel in fly-by-wire aircraft. Original fly-by-wire designs in high-performance aircraft killed a lot of line pilots because they would ‘haul on the stick’ and unintentionally put the aircraft into a maneuver that exceeds human capacity. Control of the fuel injection is through the engine control unit and a fly-by-wire throttle position sensor. The aircraft has digital fly-by-wire controls and HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick). We have the normal flight control that the safety pilot and the instructor flies, and we also have the experimental or the fly-by-wire set of flight controls. There's no electronics, no traction control, no fly-by-wire throttles. The pilot controls the aircraft through a computerised digital fly-by-wire system which provides artificial stabilisation and gust elevation to give good control characteristics throughout the flight envelope. The automotive equivalent of aircraft fly-by-wire comes to cars. The fly-by-wire flight control system is triple redundant. Can a mobile phone really cause a fly-by-wire computer-controlled aircraft to fall out of the sky? The F - 22, for example, was heavily dependent on fly-by-wire technology, which, at the time the system began its development, was not mature. The fly-by-wire system consists of a flight control computer, two pilot control sticks and sensors for pitch, roll and yaw measurement. I was going to have to do my best, trying to land a fly-by-wire aircraft onboard an aircraft carrier in bad weather, with the jet still in autopilot. Next to fly-by-wire technology, and a hybrid engine, it's difficult to image how they can improve the next that constitutes a great leap forward.
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