rotors

And where the areas of vulnerability are, first of all, the rotors are the wings, just like the wing of an airplane.

CNN Transcript Feb 8, 2007 2007

Bridging the gaps between the rotors were the slender rollers, crowded together like cigars in a box, in order that the strip might have a continuous rolling support.

The Past Through Tomorrow Heinlein, Robert A. 1967

Aftermarket front brake rotors may be used as long as the rotors are the same size (diameter) as OEM equipment.

Roadracingworld.com 2008

Aftermarket front brake rotors may be used as long as the rotors are the same size (diameter) as OEM equipment.

Roadracingworld.com 2008

"As a leading aerospace industry," it continued, "IAI brings its military background to the table, with knowledge in fields such as rotors, aerodynamics, composite materials, and structures, all of which provide a crucial technological infrastructure for civilian fields such as wind power."

News from TheMediaLine.org. 2010

In the parking lot, a helicopter lay crushed on its side, its rotors torn apart and windows smashed.

Tornadoes batter central U.S. 2011

Parrot SA made waves with enthusiasts of remote-controlled flight a couple of years ago with what it calls a quadricopter—a flying device with four rotors that can be controlled over Wi-Fi by a smartphone or tablet.

Tech Charms: Flying Cameras, Musical Purses Don Clark 2012

Paris-based Parrot introduced the AR.Drone 2.0, a so-called quadricopter with four rotors that now includes an HD camera--controllable via iPhone--that gives a pilot's eye view.

Tech Charms: Flying Cameras, Musical Purses Don Clark 2012

After a minute of tilting and bouncing, the chopper finally settled onto the deck and its rotors wound down.

Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011

Two more bodyguards followed, and as soon as they cleared the rotors, the chopper rose into the air again, as though the pilot had had enough of sitting on a tiny platform a hundred feet above the sea.

Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011