The part of a balloon or airship that carries people and cargo.
This approach gives the gases more room to expand without stretching the envelope of the airship too much.
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I know you can streamline this kind of airship.
(aeronautics) designating an airship or dirigible having a form maintained by a stiff unyielding frame or structure.
One of several small, auxiliary gasbags placed inside a balloon or a nonrigid airship that can be inflated or deflated during flight to control and maintain shape and buoyancy.
(aeronautics) designating an airship having a shape maintained only by internal gas pressure and without a supporting structure.
Higher and higher speeds the airship, and suddenly it puts on a burst of speed that threatens to leave Starscream behind.
Each Hydrogenase airship is covered with flexible photovoltaic cells and features a smoothly sculpted form studded with 20 wind turbines.
The airship circled at sea.
For the new series, they have romped around South America in 4x4s, crashed a caravan-airship and are hoping to create a smash-hit art exhibition out of cars.
Substituting the information of attitude into the nonlinear equations the position of airship was obtained.
The linear matrix inequality (LMI) technique is applied to design the robust directional control system for an unstable airship with respect to parameter uncertainties.
"The first propeller-driven airship, Built by Henri Giffard, flew in 1852 in France; design improvements led to construction of the rigid zeppelin (1900)."
