| The helicopter airframe consists of a lightweight aluminium alloy and honeycomb structure with high crashworthiness. |
| Brand boosters take the values and character traits of the car more seriously than the quality of its steel or its crashworthiness. |
| The helicopter has a high level of crashworthiness, including impact tolerance and redundancy in vital systems and components. |
| By the mid-1980s, safety minded companies like Volvo, Saab, BMW and Mercedes-Benz began cashing in on their reputation for crashworthiness. |
| The approach taken here of combining a car's fuel economy with its crashworthiness may provide a way forward. |
| The body doesn't have to play a role in the crashworthiness of the vehicle, because that capability can be built right into the skateboard. |
