As with shared descent, this movement-based mode of representation primarily provides visual affordances for cladogenesis and anagenesis as the viewer is interacting with the visualization.
While the ants direct their descent with calibrated movements of their limbs, flying squirrels sport epic flaps of skin between their front and hind legs.
"Airplane!" (1980): In this zany comedy, a commercial aircraft charts a normal flight path, exhibits some erratic movement upon descent, and lands safely.
Among the many, many memoirs, I choose Shirin Ebadi's "Iran Awakening: A Memoir of Revolution and Hope," co-written with Azadeh Moaveni, for a powerful personal story that maps the arc of Iran's revolution, descent into violence, and movement for reform.
Alternative music in the nineties claims descent from the punk-rock movement that traversed America in the seventies and eighties.
Syracuse Orange vs. Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks - Being a person of Cherokee descent, I can appreciate the movement to respect the Native American people but could you actually come up with something besides a color to replace the Saltine Warrior?
It is largely resident apart from local movements or a descent to lower altitudes after breeding.
But it's the late 1970s and the fraying of the movement and its inevitable descent into compulsive violence, its ideals corrupted and debased, is what interests Naipaul.
On the other side are those who conclude that we have to conserve, "live more lightly," or as the transition movement says, plan for "energy descent".
There is a good correspondence between the direction of the applied load or torque and the direction of movement for level walking, stair descent, stair ascent, and sitting rising from a chair.
