yawing
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of Yaw
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Against small statured or thin combatants, the M855 has little chance of yawing before passing through cleanly and leaving a wound cavity no bigger than the bullet itself.
One response to a single unstart was unstarting both inlets to prevent yawing, then restarting them both.
Losing one of two engines in any twin-engine non- centerline thrust aircraft on takeoff creates sudden drag, yawing the nose toward the dead engine and rolling the wingtip down on the side of the dead engine.
These failures appear to be associated with the bullets exiting the body of the enemy soldier without yawing and fragmenting.
With the aircraft simultaneously rolling, pitching, and yawing out of the sky, Yeager dropped convert in 51 seconds before regaining control of the aircraft at approximately convert.