The play that best epitomized Notre Dame's effort was a full-body dive out of bounds by the senior point guard Tory Jackson in the first half that led to a breakaway layup by Harangody.
"Was he happy?" "He did this full-body dive all the way along the grass, then he lay with his head on his arms, and they all bundled in on top of him.
Once at the surface, it may either leap out of the water and fly or get a fresh supply of air, which is stored in a bubble under its wings and around its body, and dive again.
This may cause your body to dive, and you will come down with you head too low for your bases to catch easily.
Even with a defender blocking her view, Solo moved decisively, unfurling her body and diving up and back just in time.
Uncharacteristically, he was ahead of the play as the cross came in – "offside", some have said – but before the ball arrived, he somehow decided what to do, adjusted his feet, inclined his body and dived forwards as it passed behind him, flinging a leg over his back to place a finish into the far corner with the outside of his right heel!
…Steering with his body, Rossy dived, turned and soared again, performing what appeared to be effortless loops from one side of the Rhone valley to the other.
Generalized linear mixed-effect models with the animal as the random variable and five explanatory variables (body mass, buoyancy, dive depth, dive phase, and drag) showed that swim speed was best predicted by two variables, drag and dive phase (AIC = −139).
We used a generalized liner mixed-effect model (GLMM) to determine interactions among swim speed (dependent variable) and five explanatory variables (body mass, buoyancy, dive depth, drag, and dive phase: descent or ascent phase) with individual identification as a random effect (family = Gaussian; link = identity).
