0 present participle of yaw --
1 If an aircraft or ship yaws, it moves slightly to the side of its intended direction. --
Motion bases are fixed in place but use actuators to move the simulator in ways that can produce the sensations pitching, yawing or rolling.
He asserted that yawing and cavitation do not typically cause severe tissue trauma.
She was yawing slightly, and her sails did not look right, being slightly torn.
The rolling, pitching and yawing, coupled with the pounding of wind and waves, would knock existing clocks out of the correct time.
When the engines shut off, the cross-control condition, which was keeping the airplane from yawing, now became the perfect spin entry input.
One response to a single unstart was unstarting both inlets to prevent yawing, then restarting them both.
Unable to steer with the north wind on her port beam, yawing between 80 and 100 degrees, the whaleboat and depth charges were swept off.
Also, because the aircraft is yawing, the left wing is flying faster than the right even though both are connected to the same aircraft.
