yokes

The linked yokes in an Airbus to average their inputs without force feedback, unless one yoke or the other is explicitly disabled.

Non-conflicting inputs are summed, to model the way traditional centre sticks/yokes would work, when both pilots are acting.

This wasn't just about one nation; it accelerated the decolonization of Asia and Africa, freeing billions from imperial yokes.

And it is not certain, that with this aid alone they would not be able to shake off their yokes.

Poka-yokes don't just add safety, they also guide the human away from making a mistake.

You could make more yokes with the rest of the tree, but each time you make one you will essentially waste the cutout section.

In the west, there were shoulder yokes made in roughly a long oval form, with a deep notch for the neck, and carved shoulder pads.

At least there appear to be suppliers bringing water on yokes.

All of the other things you've seen have been Levenshtein yokes?

Even though there was, for example, an AF accident with a 777 where there was hardware linkage between yokes and the two pilots were fighting...

I've flown planes with yokes before, and have on rare occasions more recently, and I don't like the feel of it at all.

With mechanical feedback, yokes should be much more intuitive.