aerospace
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5.3
- noun
- /ˈɛəroʊˌspeɪs/
- Specialized
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aeroespacio
- The modified Saturn 5 rocket has undergone rigorous testing... to meet federal aerospace guidelines.
- aerospace engineering
- aerospace industry
- aerospace engineer
What would the aerospace companies have to gain from this?
- What would the aerospace companies have to gain from this?
- It'll be chips, AI, crypto, aerospace, biotech, innovation, drug discovery.
- It is an aerospace orbital airship.
- And while I was there studying aerospace engineering, I stumbled on the history of science.
- So why was Robert Bigelow, a private aerospace CEO, interested in near death experiences?
- I work in the aerospace industry and I build giant hyper rockets.
- It was a very small start up aerospace company, but it had really, really great contracts.
- They report that the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, Kasich for short, has made a significant breakthrough with its latest test.
- It is machined case from aerospace grade titanium.
- The only place maybe we're seeing it would be in aerospace and in a weird way, pet food.
Examples
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Would you call that a triumph of American aerospace engineering, or of politics?
Fiction book (2000) -
For instance, here I teach the freshman course in Introduction to Aerospace Engineering and Human Space Flight.
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What would the aerospace companies have to gain from this?
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I mean, Don last I heard is working in aerospace and having a great time, which is fantastic.
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The mission of the High Technology Aerospace Weapons Center had changed as well.
Fiction book (1991) -
Were you at the National Aerospace Convention?
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l was an aerospace engineer.
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Of course, there is quite an aerospace industry building up in Montreal as well.
Academic text (1999) -
NASA is a federal agency in the United States that promotes aeronautics and aerospace research.
Academic text (2015) -
When designing new rockets, aerospace engineers must consider factors like speed, weight, and fuel efficiency.
Compounds
- Specialized
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5.1
The study and care of health problems that happen during flying and space travel
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Aerospace joins aero- meaning 'air', as in aeroplane, and the word space, so it names the 'air' and the region beyond it where planes and spacecraft travel.