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STANDARD RATE TURN A turn of three degrees compass heading per second.
& V! L* N- U1 }STANDARD UNITS Units commonly encountered for a particular quantity; 7 a" A+ T, J; n! x
STAR Standard Arrival 3 v) V5 D, T5 ^5 Y+ f: z8 Y ]! S
STARBOARD Nautical usage adopted in aviation. The right side, as determined by an observer in the vehicle, when vehicle and observer are right side up, and obse...
4 h9 I6 s8 z' C$ X1 J% W5 a% |, qSTATE DATA Data that defines aircraft parameters, such as position, velocity, attitude; Some standard terms for state data include: Groundspeed vector, wind spee...
7 m& W& H$ c# u* `STATE-SPACE MODEL A mathematical relationship of a system in time using state variables, inputs, outputs, and constants; The state-space model is composed of n state va...
. t2 [1 _. ^9 U! bSTATIC PRESSURE A measure of barometric pressure as if the sensor were not moving with respect to the air; Compare: total pressure; Symbols: p sub s; Typical Units: p... 0 y" m% x: |1 D+ A& G. H a
STATION A structure on the ground, perhaps containing VOR or TACAN " o* B1 J9 X( ~4 U* j& w
STATUS An indicator of how well a system or subsystem is working
, ]* ]; J9 |) q. D4 g3 iSTATUS INDICATOR An binary indicator of a particular aspect of a device; status indicators are independent of each other; status indicators listed in this dictionary a...
2 L: g6 s- k t% r2 s4 }2 A- G; nSTATUS WORDS Data words reported by devices to indicate status; Each bit is defined on a device-by-device basis. The number of words vary from device to device. St... . v+ c/ ~ B$ N X* B& K+ d
STC (1) Supplemental Type Certificate. (2) Sensitivity-time compensation. In weather radar, a technique and circuit for calibrating a display.
. O4 ]6 V0 T3 e' ^4 i" F' uSTD Supplemental Type Certificate 8 F. B: n, L& g. j8 c9 \' I
STDMA Self-Organizing Time Division Multiple Access (VDL) 3 O) C1 r5 t5 @, O: X$ k$ ]% h0 G
STICK A control in the cockpit which controls the elevators (forward/back axis) and the ailerons (left/right axis). ( V7 ~ K* b; q% o. H. p
STOL Short takeoff and landing ability. ; C' Z: _- }# u# k" ?2 {
STOP WAY an area beyond the takeoff runway, no less wide than the runway and centered upon the extended centerline of the runway, able to support the airplane ...
/ |6 o3 s- h8 ~STRAP DOWN INERTIAL SENSOR Accelerometers mounted to a platform fixed to the aircraft; Compare: gimbaled inertial sensor
& F1 Z, U6 O# ZSTRUT Basically this is a supporting member. A wing strut supports the wing, and goes from the fuselage to the wing. Cabane struts are on biplanes, and supp... . G" W8 p+ D. ?- `! w
SUA Special Use Airspace (USA) # a- ^! N" N4 J7 u+ s, _* I1 b
SUB-TRIM This is a trim function on many computer radios, allowing trim function during set-up, and still allowing the full trim function in flight. p' \- E! N+ z* i D0 O0 ~
SUMPS Points underneath each fuel tank to test for contamination like water or other debris. ! d( |6 C; w3 g' l" L1 f
SUN Sunday (MON-TUE-WED-THU-FRI-SAT-SUN-HOL)
+ O( P/ q8 r2 b* [; PSUPERCHARGED Method for increasing engine power. r( F5 M0 M$ \$ ?% p
SURFACE Related to surface of water; 8 p R( D0 K @) t" V" U( U; Y
SURVIVABILITY A survivability subsystem detects and counters hostile actions.
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