Rotors in a sentence

Using two rotatable rotors, the Osprey can hover like a helicopter, eliminating the need for a runway, and rotate it’s rotors in-flight, functioning like a fixed-wing aircraft and combining the best of helicopters and airplanes.

Enigma's security came from using several rotors in series (usually three or four) and the regular stepping movement of the rotors, thus implementing a polyalphabetic substitution cipher.

In engines having more than two rotors, or two rotor race engines intended for high-rpm use, a multi-piece eccentric shaft may be used, allowing additional bearings between rotors.

A good starting point is installing an upgraded brake kit, which includes rotors, calipers, and pads.

If the brake pads are completely worn down, they’ll cause further damage to your brake system and rotors by grinding on them.

The Space.com YouTube demo video explained using rotors too often would drain the robot’s energy quickly.

We haven't really given guidance yet on that, but the pads and rotors is fast becoming a big part of that.

Generally, the fix for this problem is relatively simple: replace the brake pads or shoes and resurface or replace the rotors or drums.

In total, the vehicle has eight rotors, with each measuring 1 meter in length.

Sadly, however, an apparently rough landing a few days ago caused irreparable damage to one of the helicopter’s rotors, preventing it from getting airborne again.

Having several, smaller rotors also mitigates noise issues compared to large rotor helicopters with combustion engines.

In an autogyro, the rotors above aren’t powered.

Rescued passengers on Tuesday morning were seen on video streaming across the tarmac with backpacks and hiking shoes, the rotors of a Chinook still whirring.

The technology is portable, with the rotors and landing gear collapsible, easily folding into a suitcase-sized pelican case.

This aircraft boasts of a four blade main and tail rotors and twin turboshaft engines that power it through every flight.

Its first step was to vastly increase the revolutions of centrifuge rotors to the point that uncontrollable revolutions would rupture the centrifuge.

The massive, 16.53-inch two-piece brake rotors with Brembo six-piston calipers and custom track-bred Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, for example.

Both releases find the singer/songwriter sharpening the impact of her industrial goth-pop with operatic vocals, beats that sound like thundering helicopter rotors, eerie piano melodies, aqueous synth, and lyrics that grapple with death.

The gyroplane behaves like an airplane as its rotors function as a wing.

The military was investigating why the choppers were so close to the nylon tents that collapsed from the wash of the rotors.