Other forces are jerk, the rate of change of the G-force; roll, the force that rotates the rider diagonally; yaw, the left-right rotation, and pitch, the front-back rotation on the ascent and descent of a hill.
By adjusting the ascent and descent of a balloon through the air, a pilot can take advantage of available winds to guide the course of the balloon over the surface of Earth.
Strauss's unconventional structure of 22 linked sections, vividly depicting the ascent and descent of an alpine setting, demands this sense of constant musical propulsion, but the moments of wonder – when the climber absorbs the beauty of nature which surrounds him – must also speak volumes.
Headache with normal examinations and imaging, occurring during take-off and descent of an airplane has been rarely reported.
It is easy to make out moving traffic patterns and the ascent and descent of elevators in a skyscraper.
A trap door at stage center allows for the ascent and descent of people and objects, including an unplayed harp, which everyone stares at during the musically interesting Chorus of Bards that accompanies a propitiatory rite.
Do the exercises more slowly or pause at the climax and descent of the exercises, or wear a backpack filled with books or weights to increase the challenge.
It is a 3.8-mile loop over the Manning, Holt, Vistamont, Clark and Woodland trails, and there is an ascent and descent of about 1,000 feet, but it goes through grand, open beech woods and offers a lot of afternoon sun.
After each stochastic perturbation of parameters and descent to a local minimum of χ, Isodyn saved the set of parameters and respective fluxes corresponding to the local minimum.
It is the decline of a democracy (partly as its media died, thank you Conrad Black) and the descent of a nation into a political stasis, and it could happen to any country that doesn't mind the political store.
He had ______ Terje Haakonsen, known in the snowboarding world for his ability to ride almost anything, any style, to ______ the summit and first descent of a set of precipitously icy couloirs.
