Similar words: living space, breathing space, wings, spanning, winning streak, span, spank, Spanish. Meaning: n. linear distance between the extremities of an airfoil.
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1. The bird has a 1 - metre wingspan.
2. Their wingspan exceeds that of an albatross.
3. The other plane continued its turn its wingspan widening.
4. The plane had a wingspan of eighty feet and broke all records for altitude and range.
5. Freakish wingspan, basic body that looked unfinished, wingtips that folded over.
6. His wingspan is huge and so is his shadow on the earth.
7. With its 56-inch wingspan, a mature female red-tailed hawk can weigh up to four pounds and dive for the kill at 120mph.
8. It has a wingspan of about 5 cm and is active from May through September.
9. He stands 6 - 4 with a wingspan of nearly 80 inches.
10. The wingspan is similiar to the Boeing 747, so it is a very large UAV.
11. These feathered giants have the longest wingspan of any bird - up to 11 feet ( 3.4 meters )!
12. I'd take that combined wingspan against that of the Raiders' offensive line, plus a tight end and a blocking back.
13. This eight-engined monster is made of spruce and has a wingspan of almost 100 metres.
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14. A small brownish butterfly with a lifespan of less than a week and a wingspan shorter than your little finger.
15. A biologist could, in a very general way, speak about the relationship between (for instance) the height of trees in a particular forest and the wingspan of the resident birds.
16. One does this by redistributing the aerodynamic load along the wingspan or by incorporating the vortices coming off the horizontal stabilizer.
17. The Reaper is the largest of the UAV's in the U.S. arsenal with a wingspan of 84 feet, a takeoff weight of 7,000 pounds, a payload capacity of 3,000 pounds and a flight time of 36 hours.
18. It now has scientists thinking the extinct flying reptile had a wingspan of up to seven metres, two or three metres bigger than previously thought.
19. It is about 15 centimeters in length with a wingspan of 27 centimeters.
20. The Common Nawab is found all over Asia and is a superb specimen with a wingspan of about ten centimeters.
21. The robot's wings not only beat up and down, but also twist at specific angles along the wingspan in the same way that a real bird does.
22. He said engineers want to build a vehicle with a 1 - inch wingspan, possibly made elastic material.
23. A large predatory bird(Gypaetus barbatus) of the vulture family, ranging from the mountainous regions of southern Europe to China and having a wide wingspan and black plumage.
24. The world's largest bat, the Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox, has a wingspan of one and a half meters.
25. The finished design was thirty meters long with a wide wingspan.
26. Defensively, no one's going to argue that The Kid's Pterodactyl wingspan isn't as good as it gets—but Jefferson is learning, getting better[sentencedict.com], and becoming tougher.
27. Recent discoveries suggest that pterosaurs, the best known of which is the pterodactyl, could have had a wingspan of up to 59ft.
28. Another proposed F - 16 UCAV has a sixty - foot wingspan and 22,000 pounds of internal fuel capacity.
29. The wedge-shaped craft is about the size of a BAE Systems Hawk ? around 12m long with a wingspan of 10m.
30. In Conrad's opinion, the leathery wings of a pterosaur are the best possible flight mechanism for a giant lizard. "Quetzalcoatlus had a 30-foot wingspan, " he says.
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