Etymology
Origin of ultralight
Example Sentences
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Leng engineered an ultralight, electric-powered vertical takeoff and landing aircraft known as an eVTOL.
From Los Angeles Times
The Helix is classified as a Part 103 ultralight aircraft, the same regulatory class as a hang glider.
From Los Angeles Times
In Santa Cruz, researchers and conservationists also deployed ultralight radio tags to better understand how butterflies move between overwintering groves, information that could help improve how overwintering habitat is managed.
From Los Angeles Times
These particles, called ultralight bosons, are predicted by some theories that go beyond the Standard Model of particle physics, which describes and classifies all known elementary particles.
From Science Daily
If ultralight bosons exist, they can extract rotational energy from black holes.
From Science Daily
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