The phrase "at descent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific point or phase during a descent, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The aircraft began to experience turbulence at descent, causing concern among the passengers."
Alternatives: "during descent" or "at the time of descent".
The identities of guests are kept strictly secret, except for when Victoria Beckham stayed at Descent's chalet in Courchevel - the 150 paparazzi camped outside were a bit of a giveaway.
It must be noted that through mirrors, Rozin explores different facets of nature and science in ways that are approachable to both the art world and the general public; this is perhaps most apparent at Descent with Modification, the artist's new and ongoing exhibition at bitforms gallery.
3.25pm: "I'm supportive of the comments that Paul Tterve has been making because it is apparent to even the most casual observer to cycling that Andy Schleck is not good at descents," writes Neil Mackie.
I needed to touch down at a — at a descent rate that was survivable.
Divine Humanity behold, What wonders rise, what charms unfold At his descent to earth!
Money was invested, offices opened at home and abroad, award-winning journalists hired and sections added until the former light-weight rag had grown so hefty that doorsteps trembled at its descent.
The major peninsula of Scandinavia is mostly upland and highland, with its relief greatest at the descent to the Norwegian fjords and the sea; eastward and southward the seas are approached more gently.
Some may scoff at the descent into mayhem, but as the sound of gunfire fades we are left with a haunting elegy that resonates well beyond the range of mere pulpy cliche.
Jacob's inability to integrate into a community that treats him with indifference, and his scalding resentment at his descent from cultivated teacher to penurious labourer, digging the graves of people he holds in contempt, results in tragedy.
In lineages with open pangenomes, lifestyle may matter more than vertical descent, at least at some scale of the analysis.
The pilot of the second Osprey followed a similar pattern, but at a faster descent.
