sideslip

• “There's probably a lot of short-term sideslip in the twenty-second century, but by the time it reaches us, it all irons out in the wash. ”

  Analog Science Fiction and Fact

• “He also reminded me to sideslip in the narrow, icy areas.”

  The Huffington Post: Connie Lawn: Vail Is Splendid

• “Not those - but a couple of days ago he was doing the sideslip in interviews about Obama.”

  Bill Clinton: Economic Crisis Means Veep Choice Is More Important

• “Startled, his involuntarymovement made Avatre go into a sideslip, and he looked down over her shoulder.”

  Aerie

• “Similarly, the ball nose received precise indications of angle of sideslip and dynamic pressure, which then gave airspeed.”

  Simon & Schuster: First Man

• “Armstrong let the X-15 nose up just a little, causing it to balloon to a high enough altitude—roughly 140,000 feet—where the airplane returned to the wings-level attitude with essentially no sideslip.”

  Simon & Schuster: First Man

• “Until this flight, the X-15, typical of all research aircraft up to this time, had a front-mounted boom with vanes to sense airspeed, altitude, angle of attack, and angle of sideslip in a free aerodynamic flow field.”

  Simon & Schuster: First Man

• “But the more patches I do, the more I suspect he was given the technology by a twenty-seventh century patch team: by controlling sideslip, the Bubble makes us less disruptive to them, too.”

  Analog Science Fiction and Fact

• “If you were to step Outside, the warp would release itself as chronological sideslip.”

  Analog Science Fiction and Fact

• “_So this is sideslip_, she thought as she kicked off her shoes and padded back to bed.”

  Analog Science Fiction and Fact

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