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lead pursuitの例文

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  • An attacker in lead pursuit is well within the defender's rear view.
  • Once inside the defender's bubble, the attacker will be in lead pursuit and may have an opportunity for a lucky " snapshot " hit.
  • Lead pursuit presents the attacker with difficulty in maintaining sight of the opponent, as the nose of the attacking aircraft becomes an obstruction to the pilot's view.
  • Lag pursuit allows an attacker to increase or maintain range without overshooting . " Lead pursuit " in a turn occurs when the nose of the attacking aircraft points ahead of the enemy.
  • Lead pursuit is used during gun attacks, because the fast motion of combat requires that the aircraft's cannons be aimed at a point in space ahead of the defender, where the enemy will be when the bullets arrive.
  • A maneuver such as a high Yo-Yo is used to slow closure and to bring the fighter into lag pursuit, while a low Yo-Yo is used to increase closure and to bring the fighter into lead pursuit.
  • Many of these additions were collected by Lead Pursuit, which arranged an official license of the original code base from the owner Atari; these were published as " Falcon 4.0 : Allied Force " on 28 June 2005.
  • AOT are generally grouped into three categories, called " pursuit curves " . " Lead pursuit " occurs when the nose of the attacker points ahead of the defender, while " pure pursuit " happens when the attacker's nose points directly at the defender.
  • Lead pursuit is used to decrease the distance between aircraft, and during gun attacks where the cannons must be aimed, not at where the defender is, but where he will be when the bullets get there . " Pure pursuit " happens when the nose of the attacker points directly at the defender.
  • This is in contrast with lead pursuit, in which the chasing aircraft points ahead of the aircraft it is following ( typically used when attempting a gun attack ) and lag pursuit, in which the chasing aircraft points behind the aircraft it is following ( typically used when attempting a rear-aspect missile attack ).