Words starting with "w"
In the Modern Universal Dictionary of Aerospace and Defence
W, 1. Watt[s], and general symbol for power in SI countries. 2. Weight, loosely synonymous with mass, and mass flow, esp. through jet engine. 3. Force of applied load. 4. Energy [work]; E is preferred. 5. Tungsten [from wolfram]. 6. Aircraft mission, prefix, electronic search or AEW (USN 1952–62). 7. Modified mission, suffix, AEW (USN 1944–62); prefix, weather reconnaissance (USAF from 1958, USN from 1962). 8. JETDS code: armament, automatic flight or remotely piloted. 9. Weather, and airport with NWS office (US). 10. West, western longitude. 11. Weapon. 12. Wave[s] or Mach-wave angle. 13. IFR flightplan; approved R-nav but no xpdr. 14. Wing [military unit]. 15. Prefix, NW warhead. 16. White light. 17. Width, maximum tyre [tire] cross-section. 18. Warning. 19. Indefinite ceiling, sky obscured. 20. Secondary station (Loran). 21. See W-engine. 22. Without voice (radio). 23. Suffix, quenched in cold water..
w, 1. Generalised symbol for special fluid velocities, e.g. vertical gust, wing downwash, propeller slipstream etc. 2. Warm (air mass). 3. Load per unit distance or per unit area. 4. Specific loading. 5. Linear velocity due to yaw. 6. Suffix, wing; thus Ww = wing weight. 7. Rate term for weight or mass, e.g. per unit time. 8. Generalised symbol for work. 9. Range, of values.
White World, noun, refers to the prevalence of white paint on aircraft due to its practical benefits, which include reflecting sunlight to keep the interior cooler, making damage easier to spot, improving fuel efficiency by being lighter, and being more cost-effective. Besides, the white paint eases inspection of the aircraft white surface, making it easier to find and spot damage like cracks, corrosion, and oil leaks, which is crucial for safety and maintenance. Another practical reason also includes durability, as the white paint is less prone to fading from UV exposure compared to many other colours, reducing the need for repainting over time. This choice is driven by safety, economics, and practicality, despite the availability of many other colours.
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Agriculture Word of the Day
Agriculture
n. From Latin agri 'land' and cultura 'cultivate'. It consists of the production of crops and raising of livestock. Agriculture also encompasses other farming activities such as aquaculture and forestry. The agriculture allied industries include food and beverage indurty, oil and gas industry, and energy industry. In these industries, the agricultural products are processed for the production of foods, beverages and biofuels (e.g. biomass, biogas, and biogas)
Syn: farming, cultivation, agribusiness, etc., Adj: agricultural, Adv: agriculturally, Opp: industry
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Agriculture
/ăg′rĭ-kŭl′chər/
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