At the other end of the spectrum are benthic species with relatively short jaws and steeply descending heads, which directs the jaws more ventrally to forage on material that is under the fish (Cooper et al. 2010, 2011b, and references therein).
Beyoncé, who took home three awards, including female video, descended head-first from the ceiling to sing "Baby Boy," then was joined by an appealingly nonchalant Jay-Z (if he'd been any more laid-back he might have fallen asleep) for "Crazy in Love".
Perhaps, as this promotional video for the four-wheel-drive variant shows, the mechanical camel is happiest off the pavement: As we descended, heading south, the road straightened and for a brief time I could relax, luxuriating in the scenery, a blur of grapevines – possibly Malvasia, an Aeolian specialty.
They are able to descend head-first and hang upside-down beneath twigs and branches.
A mathematical model provides the tools to compute the atomization rate from the backpressure, and the height of the descending liquid head and the amount of the over-pressure required as the functions of the atomization time.
Nuthatches can forage when descending trees head first, as well as when climbing.
The nuthatch can forage when descending trees head first, as well as when climbing.
Therefore on descending the head and neck the advantages of MRI decrease and those of CT increase so that in general MRI is preferred in the skull base/nasopharynx and CT in the larynx (Fig. 2).
During the flight songs they launch themselves into space with ropes tied around their waists and descend head down into 13 ever-widening circles until they reach the ground and land on their feet.
As the sun disappears behind the ridge and before the evening mists descend, head to the basic but cosy John Coull Hut, run by the Department of Conservation.
