Collection: William Hewitt Phillips Papers, 1918/2008 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Effect of Steady Rolling on Longitudinal and Directional Stability, 1948 Box 26, Folder 9

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Effect of the Method of Obtaining Lateral Trim on the Drag of a Glider in a Steady Turn, 1972 Box 27, Folder 17

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Effect of the Variation of L/D with Lift Coefficient on the Ease of Making Power-Off Landings Box 33, Folder 4

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Effect on a Glider of Its Own Trailing Vortices in Circling Flight, 1972 Box 27, Folder 15

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Effects of Model Scale on Flight Characteristics, 1992/1993 Box 33, Folder 5

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Effects of Model Scale on Flight Characteristics and Design Parameters, 1994 Box 28, Folder 6

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Effects of Spanwise Variation of Gust Velocity on Alleviation System Designed for Uniform Gust Velocity Across Span, 1971 Box 27, Folder 14

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Effects on Longitudinal Stability and Control Characteristics of a Boeing B-29 Airplane of Variations in Stick-Force and Control-Rate Characteristics Obtained through Use of a Booster in the Elevator-Control System, 1952 Box 26, Folder 16

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Eggleston, Jack, 1993/1994 Box 45, Folder 20

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Endurance of Indoor Models at Low Ceilings, 1936/1994 Box 33, Folder 6

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