Definition of flight control in English:

flight control

noun

mass noun

1The activity of directing the movement of aircraft.
automatic flight control
as modifier the flight-control computer
Example sentencesExamples
- Its flight control, navigation and vehicle management are independent and based on a mission plan.
- It is probably possible to adapt existing flight control systems from aircraft for use in rockets, but this is likely to be quite expensive.
- In one demonstration, students start flying the basic F - 16, then sequentially remove flight control features until they are flying the aircraft manually.
- The advanced flight models might be more accessible if you have invested in something like the Thrustmaster Afterburner flight control system.
- The pilot has excellent flight control of the F - 16 through its ‘fly-by-wire’ system.
- The helicopter's flight control system has been supplied by BAE Systems Aerospace Controls.
- The automatic flight control system is a dual redundant digital system, which provides autostabilisation and four-axis auto-pilot operation.
- Vaino Hoover, former president and chief executive officer of Hoover Electric Company, designed and manufactured electric actuators and power flight control system components for aircraft and deep sea equipment.
- The combined head-up/head-level display is collimated at infinity, and presents data relating to flight control, navigation, target engagement and weapon firing.
- The full authority digital flight control system and avionics were developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Division at Fort Worth.
- The month just past saw shipment to Bell of the BA609's flight control software from BAE Systems in Santa Monica.
- The operation of the dipping sonar is by a hydraulically powered winch, and the automatic flight control system includes a cable hover mode control.
- It won't be long before the same satellites that track the weather will also be used for aircraft flight control, mobile phone calls, shipping forecasts and keeping close track of sunspots and lightning.
- The flight models are anything but realistic and flight control is probably the hardest part to learn in the game (use your joystick, don't pay attention to the manual).
- Data is still being gathered in the areas of weight and balance, flight control margins, potential for automatic flight control systems malfunction and aircraft performance limitations.
- We did all the scenarios which they talked about here today, and he never made any unusual movements, any unusual flight control implements.
- Our first indication of a problem was a shudder throughout the aircraft, and the DASH advisory lights for the automatic flight control system illuminated.
- After take-off, the pilot can hand over flight control to the mission program until within visual range of the mission's first target.
- The Avionics and Vehicle Management Computer performs flight control processing, autopilot control, engine control processing, mission command and control, navigation, and other functions.
- The system also provides flight control and navigation data intended for mission specific systems and equipment.
1. 1.1count noun A flap or other control surface on an aircraft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hand-in-hand with fly-by-wire flight controls is powered-lift technology.
  I continue to circle the colony using just the right combination of flight controls and power to give the biologist the best possible view of the birds below.
  The engines were replaced with freshly overhauled units while outer wing panels, tail section, and flight controls were removed and repaired.
  The airplane will have manual flight controls.
  It has manual flight controls, a high safety and reliability record, and can operate from grass, sand or waterlogged airstrips.
  ‘The jet was flying pretty well, and the damage had not affected the flight control surfaces or the landing gear,’ Turner said.
  The T10's rear cockpit will be modified to accommodate a casualty and will have its flight controls removed, together with most of its avionics.
  The flight controls had been carefully rigged to fractions of a degree while the wing slats were removed and then refitted to ensure a perfectly smooth fit.
  Later designs have replaced the single island with a forward ship control island and an aft flight control island.
  They first climbed to FL 150, where they checked engine data, flight controls and the anti-ice system, Courault said.
  The flight controls feature all push-pull rod primary controls and boosted ailerons.
  High-performance aircraft have a horizontal stabilizer placed so that, as a stall is approached, the turbulent air coming off the top of the wing hits the horizontal stabilizer and shakes the flight controls.
  Installing a panel, second seat, and a full set of flight controls was no small task but John and his crew entered the project with enthusiasm.
  In addition to the flight controls, the control column carried the gun camera switch box, the gunsight switch box and a fluorescent light bulb for the instrument panel.
  On the ‘before starting engines’ checklist, oxygen system checks are item number four, right after unlocking the controls, buckling up and checking the flight controls.
  New fairings were made for the fuselage \\ wing root areas, and final adjustments of the control cables for all flight controls were finished.
  At this time, Captain Combs remarked on the presence of an abnormality in the flight controls, as the aircraft began to exhibit an uncommanded rolling tendency.
  The flight controls are ballistically hardened and the helicopter is equipped with redundant electric and hydraulic systems.
  The actual flight controls were little different than the flight controls of atmospheric aircraft.
  The CFI took over the flight controls and banked the airplane to the right.

Definition of flight control in US English:

flight control

nounˈflī(t) kənˌtrōl

1The activity of directing the movement of aircraft.
automatic flight control
as modifier the flight-control computer
Example sentencesExamples
- Its flight control, navigation and vehicle management are independent and based on a mission plan.
- The combined head-up/head-level display is collimated at infinity, and presents data relating to flight control, navigation, target engagement and weapon firing.
- Data is still being gathered in the areas of weight and balance, flight control margins, potential for automatic flight control systems malfunction and aircraft performance limitations.
- Our first indication of a problem was a shudder throughout the aircraft, and the DASH advisory lights for the automatic flight control system illuminated.
- The flight models are anything but realistic and flight control is probably the hardest part to learn in the game (use your joystick, don't pay attention to the manual).
- The automatic flight control system is a dual redundant digital system, which provides autostabilisation and four-axis auto-pilot operation.
- The operation of the dipping sonar is by a hydraulically powered winch, and the automatic flight control system includes a cable hover mode control.
- The helicopter's flight control system has been supplied by BAE Systems Aerospace Controls.
- It won't be long before the same satellites that track the weather will also be used for aircraft flight control, mobile phone calls, shipping forecasts and keeping close track of sunspots and lightning.
- We did all the scenarios which they talked about here today, and he never made any unusual movements, any unusual flight control implements.
- Vaino Hoover, former president and chief executive officer of Hoover Electric Company, designed and manufactured electric actuators and power flight control system components for aircraft and deep sea equipment.
- The month just past saw shipment to Bell of the BA609's flight control software from BAE Systems in Santa Monica.
- The Avionics and Vehicle Management Computer performs flight control processing, autopilot control, engine control processing, mission command and control, navigation, and other functions.
- The system also provides flight control and navigation data intended for mission specific systems and equipment.
- After take-off, the pilot can hand over flight control to the mission program until within visual range of the mission's first target.
- The pilot has excellent flight control of the F - 16 through its ‘fly-by-wire’ system.
- The full authority digital flight control system and avionics were developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Division at Fort Worth.
- In one demonstration, students start flying the basic F - 16, then sequentially remove flight control features until they are flying the aircraft manually.
- The advanced flight models might be more accessible if you have invested in something like the Thrustmaster Afterburner flight control system.
- It is probably possible to adapt existing flight control systems from aircraft for use in rockets, but this is likely to be quite expensive.
1. 1.1 A control surface on an aircraft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The actual flight controls were little different than the flight controls of atmospheric aircraft.
  The flight controls are ballistically hardened and the helicopter is equipped with redundant electric and hydraulic systems.
  On the ‘before starting engines’ checklist, oxygen system checks are item number four, right after unlocking the controls, buckling up and checking the flight controls.
  Hand-in-hand with fly-by-wire flight controls is powered-lift technology.
  The flight controls had been carefully rigged to fractions of a degree while the wing slats were removed and then refitted to ensure a perfectly smooth fit.
  The flight controls feature all push-pull rod primary controls and boosted ailerons.
  The airplane will have manual flight controls.
  The T10's rear cockpit will be modified to accommodate a casualty and will have its flight controls removed, together with most of its avionics.
  New fairings were made for the fuselage \\ wing root areas, and final adjustments of the control cables for all flight controls were finished.
  High-performance aircraft have a horizontal stabilizer placed so that, as a stall is approached, the turbulent air coming off the top of the wing hits the horizontal stabilizer and shakes the flight controls.
  In addition to the flight controls, the control column carried the gun camera switch box, the gunsight switch box and a fluorescent light bulb for the instrument panel.
  Installing a panel, second seat, and a full set of flight controls was no small task but John and his crew entered the project with enthusiasm.
  At this time, Captain Combs remarked on the presence of an abnormality in the flight controls, as the aircraft began to exhibit an uncommanded rolling tendency.
  I continue to circle the colony using just the right combination of flight controls and power to give the biologist the best possible view of the birds below.
  Later designs have replaced the single island with a forward ship control island and an aft flight control island.
  ‘The jet was flying pretty well, and the damage had not affected the flight control surfaces or the landing gear,’ Turner said.
  The CFI took over the flight controls and banked the airplane to the right.
  It has manual flight controls, a high safety and reliability record, and can operate from grass, sand or waterlogged airstrips.
  The engines were replaced with freshly overhauled units while outer wing panels, tail section, and flight controls were removed and repaired.
  They first climbed to FL 150, where they checked engine data, flight controls and the anti-ice system, Courault said.

单词	flight control
释义	Definition of flight control in English: flight control noun mass noun 1The activity of directing the movement of aircraft. automatic flight control as modifier the flight-control computer Example sentencesExamples Its flight control, navigation and vehicle management are independent and based on a mission plan. It is probably possible to adapt existing flight control systems from aircraft for use in rockets, but this is likely to be quite expensive. In one demonstration, students start flying the basic F - 16, then sequentially remove flight control features until they are flying the aircraft manually. The advanced flight models might be more accessible if you have invested in something like the Thrustmaster Afterburner flight control system. The pilot has excellent flight control of the F - 16 through its ‘fly-by-wire’ system. The helicopter's flight control system has been supplied by BAE Systems Aerospace Controls. The automatic flight control system is a dual redundant digital system, which provides autostabilisation and four-axis auto-pilot operation. Vaino Hoover, former president and chief executive officer of Hoover Electric Company, designed and manufactured electric actuators and power flight control system components for aircraft and deep sea equipment. The combined head-up/head-level display is collimated at infinity, and presents data relating to flight control, navigation, target engagement and weapon firing. The full authority digital flight control system and avionics were developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Division at Fort Worth. The month just past saw shipment to Bell of the BA609's flight control software from BAE Systems in Santa Monica. The operation of the dipping sonar is by a hydraulically powered winch, and the automatic flight control system includes a cable hover mode control. It won't be long before the same satellites that track the weather will also be used for aircraft flight control, mobile phone calls, shipping forecasts and keeping close track of sunspots and lightning. The flight models are anything but realistic and flight control is probably the hardest part to learn in the game (use your joystick, don't pay attention to the manual). Data is still being gathered in the areas of weight and balance, flight control margins, potential for automatic flight control systems malfunction and aircraft performance limitations. We did all the scenarios which they talked about here today, and he never made any unusual movements, any unusual flight control implements. Our first indication of a problem was a shudder throughout the aircraft, and the DASH advisory lights for the automatic flight control system illuminated. After take-off, the pilot can hand over flight control to the mission program until within visual range of the mission's first target. The Avionics and Vehicle Management Computer performs flight control processing, autopilot control, engine control processing, mission command and control, navigation, and other functions. The system also provides flight control and navigation data intended for mission specific systems and equipment. 1.1count noun A flap or other control surface on an aircraft. Example sentencesExamples Hand-in-hand with fly-by-wire flight controls is powered-lift technology. I continue to circle the colony using just the right combination of flight controls and power to give the biologist the best possible view of the birds below. The engines were replaced with freshly overhauled units while outer wing panels, tail section, and flight controls were removed and repaired. The airplane will have manual flight controls. It has manual flight controls, a high safety and reliability record, and can operate from grass, sand or waterlogged airstrips. ‘The jet was flying pretty well, and the damage had not affected the flight control surfaces or the landing gear,’ Turner said. The T10's rear cockpit will be modified to accommodate a casualty and will have its flight controls removed, together with most of its avionics. The flight controls had been carefully rigged to fractions of a degree while the wing slats were removed and then refitted to ensure a perfectly smooth fit. Later designs have replaced the single island with a forward ship control island and an aft flight control island. They first climbed to FL 150, where they checked engine data, flight controls and the anti-ice system, Courault said. The flight controls feature all push-pull rod primary controls and boosted ailerons. High-performance aircraft have a horizontal stabilizer placed so that, as a stall is approached, the turbulent air coming off the top of the wing hits the horizontal stabilizer and shakes the flight controls. Installing a panel, second seat, and a full set of flight controls was no small task but John and his crew entered the project with enthusiasm. In addition to the flight controls, the control column carried the gun camera switch box, the gunsight switch box and a fluorescent light bulb for the instrument panel. On the ‘before starting engines’ checklist, oxygen system checks are item number four, right after unlocking the controls, buckling up and checking the flight controls. New fairings were made for the fuselage \\ wing root areas, and final adjustments of the control cables for all flight controls were finished. At this time, Captain Combs remarked on the presence of an abnormality in the flight controls, as the aircraft began to exhibit an uncommanded rolling tendency. The flight controls are ballistically hardened and the helicopter is equipped with redundant electric and hydraulic systems. The actual flight controls were little different than the flight controls of atmospheric aircraft. The CFI took over the flight controls and banked the airplane to the right. Definition of flight control in US English: flight control nounˈflī(t) kənˌtrōl 1The activity of directing the movement of aircraft. automatic flight control as modifier the flight-control computer Example sentencesExamples Its flight control, navigation and vehicle management are independent and based on a mission plan. The combined head-up/head-level display is collimated at infinity, and presents data relating to flight control, navigation, target engagement and weapon firing. Data is still being gathered in the areas of weight and balance, flight control margins, potential for automatic flight control systems malfunction and aircraft performance limitations. Our first indication of a problem was a shudder throughout the aircraft, and the DASH advisory lights for the automatic flight control system illuminated. The flight models are anything but realistic and flight control is probably the hardest part to learn in the game (use your joystick, don't pay attention to the manual). The automatic flight control system is a dual redundant digital system, which provides autostabilisation and four-axis auto-pilot operation. The operation of the dipping sonar is by a hydraulically powered winch, and the automatic flight control system includes a cable hover mode control. The helicopter's flight control system has been supplied by BAE Systems Aerospace Controls. It won't be long before the same satellites that track the weather will also be used for aircraft flight control, mobile phone calls, shipping forecasts and keeping close track of sunspots and lightning. We did all the scenarios which they talked about here today, and he never made any unusual movements, any unusual flight control implements. Vaino Hoover, former president and chief executive officer of Hoover Electric Company, designed and manufactured electric actuators and power flight control system components for aircraft and deep sea equipment. The month just past saw shipment to Bell of the BA609's flight control software from BAE Systems in Santa Monica. The Avionics and Vehicle Management Computer performs flight control processing, autopilot control, engine control processing, mission command and control, navigation, and other functions. The system also provides flight control and navigation data intended for mission specific systems and equipment. After take-off, the pilot can hand over flight control to the mission program until within visual range of the mission's first target. The pilot has excellent flight control of the F - 16 through its ‘fly-by-wire’ system. The full authority digital flight control system and avionics were developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Division at Fort Worth. In one demonstration, students start flying the basic F - 16, then sequentially remove flight control features until they are flying the aircraft manually. The advanced flight models might be more accessible if you have invested in something like the Thrustmaster Afterburner flight control system. It is probably possible to adapt existing flight control systems from aircraft for use in rockets, but this is likely to be quite expensive. 1.1 A control surface on an aircraft. Example sentencesExamples The actual flight controls were little different than the flight controls of atmospheric aircraft. The flight controls are ballistically hardened and the helicopter is equipped with redundant electric and hydraulic systems. On the ‘before starting engines’ checklist, oxygen system checks are item number four, right after unlocking the controls, buckling up and checking the flight controls. Hand-in-hand with fly-by-wire flight controls is powered-lift technology. The flight controls had been carefully rigged to fractions of a degree while the wing slats were removed and then refitted to ensure a perfectly smooth fit. The flight controls feature all push-pull rod primary controls and boosted ailerons. The airplane will have manual flight controls. The T10's rear cockpit will be modified to accommodate a casualty and will have its flight controls removed, together with most of its avionics. New fairings were made for the fuselage \\ wing root areas, and final adjustments of the control cables for all flight controls were finished. High-performance aircraft have a horizontal stabilizer placed so that, as a stall is approached, the turbulent air coming off the top of the wing hits the horizontal stabilizer and shakes the flight controls. In addition to the flight controls, the control column carried the gun camera switch box, the gunsight switch box and a fluorescent light bulb for the instrument panel. Installing a panel, second seat, and a full set of flight controls was no small task but John and his crew entered the project with enthusiasm. At this time, Captain Combs remarked on the presence of an abnormality in the flight controls, as the aircraft began to exhibit an uncommanded rolling tendency. I continue to circle the colony using just the right combination of flight controls and power to give the biologist the best possible view of the birds below. Later designs have replaced the single island with a forward ship control island and an aft flight control island. ‘The jet was flying pretty well, and the damage had not affected the flight control surfaces or the landing gear,’ Turner said. The CFI took over the flight controls and banked the airplane to the right. It has manual flight controls, a high safety and reliability record, and can operate from grass, sand or waterlogged airstrips. The engines were replaced with freshly overhauled units while outer wing panels, tail section, and flight controls were removed and repaired. They first climbed to FL 150, where they checked engine data, flight controls and the anti-ice system, Courault said.
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