An inside-out display shows a stable aircraft and a moving horizon. This is how the world appears to the pilot. This arrangement:
A) violates the principle of the moving part but is consistent with the principle of pictorial realism
B) does not violate either principle;
C) violates the principle of pictorial realism but is consistent with the principle of the moving part
D) violates both principles

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The inside-out display, where the aircraft is shown as stable and the horizon moves, adheres to the principle of pictorial realism by presenting a realistic view of how pilots see the world outside. However, it violates the principle of the moving part, which suggests that the moving element in a display should correspond to the moving part of the system being represented, in this case, the aircraft itself.

An Inside-Out Display Shows a Stable Aircraft and a Moving