Sentence examples for descending descent from inspiring English sources

Once the UAV separated from the balloon and started descending (descent D1), turbulence sensors started providing valid data.

Failure to descend, arrest of descent, and protracted descent represented 78.4% of the second stage indication category.

Near the dusk terminator, the equatorial F-layer rises due to the action of the dynamo electric fields; subsequently, it descends, and this descent is known as pre-reversal enhancement (PRE).

The subsequently long reign of Olaf also contributed to overshadow Magnus's reign, combined with the fact that the later Norwegian royal dynasties only descended (or claimed descent) from Olaf.

The purpose of this study was to determine the temporospatial lower limb joint kinematics differences between descending a staircase on straight versus oblique descent paths.

Regarding ethnic background, 20% of the country's residents, or more than 16 million people, were of foreign or partially foreign descent in 2009 (including persons descending or partially descending from ethnic German repatriates), 96% of whom lived in the former West Germany or Berlin.

Her descent matches one of the great descending scales in Tchaikovsky's music.

The steps descending into the chapel were intact so the descent was not that difficult.

Thus, they were able to distinguish ascending and descending stair users, and ingress (ascent) and egress (descent) for the lift.

1.22pm BST The descent continues... Hesjedal and Rolland are descending beautifully and increased their lead on the bunch of pursuers to over four minutes.

Two painting lineages explored the revival of interest in courtly taste: one was a consolidation of a group descending from Sōtatsu, and the other, the Tosa school, claimed descent from the imperial painting studios of the Heian times.