turning rate

Lowest speed (electronically limited to no more than 6 mph); lower turning rate.

Speed affects turning rate, a faster speed results in a wider turning circle.

Other graphics - like grids or lines to indicate distances or turning rates - could be superimposed on the screen as well.

Up past the vertical, G on hard, the MiGo used its fabulous turning rate to fly half of a very tight loop.

ESC compares the steering wheel angle to vehicle turning rate using a yaw rate sensor.

The turning rate of the torquers is equal to the velocity divided by the radius of the Earth R:

In this case the maximum turning rate corresponds to some minimum turning radius (and equivalently maximum curvature).

The areas that did not meet requirements were power to weight ratio, sustained turning rate, maximum speeds at low altitudes, AoA range, and weapon delivery profiles.

It occurred to me that this end-over-end rotation could be the normal mode for this ship, as a slower turning rate led to greater effective gravity at the extremes, compared to the other mode.

The reason for the failure was not determined by the Board of Inquiry, but it was suggested that the main cause was that the pilot, upon performing the planned aerobatic display, exceeded the prototype's briefed speed and turning rate limits.

The turbines had effi- cient turning rates, far faster than the propeller could attain, however, and to lower the shaft speed to something the ship could really use, there was a set of reduction gears, essentially a shipboard version of an automobile trans- mission, located between them.