Assertion: precession's effect | /r/HasProperty | recipe
Facets:
value: for loss of control
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Landing, during the rollout and flare, the effect is not so apparent, given the relatively low power setting, except For soft field landings in tricycle gear airplanes, where power applied may approach cruise power following touchdown, high power, low airspeed, and nosewheel off the ground is a recipe for loss of control; During rolling-out in conventional gear airplanes, should the throttle be abruptly advanced with the tail low or the tail-wheel in contact with the runway (e.g., a delayed aborted landing or a touch and go following the settling of the tail wheel) there will likely be an abrupt nose-left tendency; Both of the above would be the result of P-factor, torque, and slipstream.