Examples of using Monocoque in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The era also saw the first use of monocoque construction, first seen in Eugene Ruchonnet's Aero-Cigare
the R-Z had a new, deeper, monocoque fuselage, with a sliding canopy for the pilot
We had to get the design right the first time because the tooling used to produce just the monocoque cost several million dollars,” said Paolo Feraboli,
with a central engine and a monocoque design that will be built almost entirely out of wood,
The Deperdussin Monocoque was a development of an earlier racing aircraft designed by Louis Béchereau which was first flown at the end of 1911
It was a high-wing monoplane with a monocoque fuselage.
This type of carbon fiber assembly is most widely used in the"safety cell" monocoque chassis assembly of high-performance race-cars.
The monocoque is built by Audi 90%
This aircraft made partial use of the monocoque technique, with a pair of curved load-bearing shells used in conjunction with a conventional wooden box-girder fuselage.
A new full monocoque chassis was built by specialist English company TC Prototypes,
incorporating their trademark monocoque tank, seat and tail unit into each build.
as well as the first SUV to offer anti-lock brakes and aluminium monocoque construction.
Utilizing Jaguar's rivet-bonded aluminum monocoque body design,
created a completely monocoque aircraft in 1947 with fluid lines and streamlined aerodynamics.
The monocoque fuselage was made in halves of'shpon',
The word monocoque is a French term for"single shell" or(of boats)"single hull.
VAZ-2105 car with a monocoque four door body of closed type sedan.
The forward fuselage is a monocoque, the rear a tube structure with an aluminium skin.
During that period, Mercedes also developed a streamlined car with monocoque construction.
How could it be otherwise, LaFerrari chassis uses a carbon fiber monocoque.