Sentence examples for aerial technique from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of the match, Kane brawled with Grenier and Duprée at ringside, which prompted Van Dam to perform an aerial technique onto ringside.

Unlike performing dirty tactics, "clean" superstars build their meters by performing "clean" tactics, such as an aerial technique or performing a taunt.

Van Dam then attempted an aerial technique from inside the ring towards Kane, but Kane caught Van Dam in mid-air and executed a tombstone piledriver, which he followed with a cover and a pinfall.

In "8cho, Aerial Tango," the Buenos Aires-based company combines Angiel's elegant aerial techniques with the sizzle of tango, and challenges our sense of what the body can do.

The fourth, the Daksha Sheth's company "Sarpagati — Way of the Serpent" (on Tuesday), was an example of fusion, combining — so the program notes say — elements from Kathak (the complex classical dance from north India), Mayurbhanj Chhau (the martial/tribal dance from east India), Kalaripayattu (the martial art from Kerala in the deep south) and Mallakhamb (aerial techniques from western India).

Aerial techniques for groundwater exploration include remote sensing and photogeologic techniques which involve the use of remotely sensed imageries and aerial photographs such as LANDSAT ETM.

The game developer modeled Kabuto's attacks after those of giant monsters in classic monster movies, allowing him to use professional wrestling attacks and aerial techniques such as elbow drops, foot stomps, and the "butt flop" described as "like the body slam, but with less dignity".

Further analyses targeting potential biases in the indirect aerial photography technique are conducted including a comparison of basal area estimates derived from 28 permanent monitoring sites with basal area estimates derived by the aerial photography technique.

Aerial photography, technique of photographing the Earth's surface or features of its atmosphere or hydrosphere with cameras mounted on aircraft, rockets, or Earth-orbiting satellites and other spacecraft.

Their underwater modeling breakthrough took advantage of the precise 3D images generated by an aerial mapping technique that was recently developed by Alonso and his former PhD student Ved Chirayath.

Researchers using a high-tech aerial mapping technique have found tens of thousands of previously undetected Mayan houses, buildings, defence works and pyramids in the dense jungle of Guatemala's Peten region, suggesting that millions more people lived there than previously thought.