Sentence examples for descent must be from inspiring English sources

Rate of climb and, particularly, rate of descent must be indicated continuously because of their vital safety connotations.

Thus, the step-size for gradient descent must be chosen sufficiently small, in order to ensure the convergence (however, an overly small step-size results in slow speed of convergence).

On the other hand, though, every descent must be for a subsequently greater ascent.

Normally, the descent rate would define the point at which the descent must be started.

The higher and faster the aircraft is flying, the further away from the field the descent must be started.

To allow 10 more miles (16 km) to the runway for final approach, the descent must be started 335 miles (536 km) from the landing field.

Navigation accuracies are improving by supplying both the classical dead-reckoning data (speed, direction, altitude rates, and angles) and the continuously updated position to a computer, which determines the speed, heading, and rate of climb or descent that must be maintained to execute the flight plan.

To establish the right to arms by descent, one must be able to prove that an ancestor had his arms recorded in the registers of the College.

A descent into darkness must be curtailed.

Perhaps more pernicious, they add, is the idea, prevalent among some Americans of European descent, that rational scientists must be immune to ordinary racial bias.

"Kalkwerk" may reasonably be called powerful, oppressive even, but whether it is a moving comment on the destructive force of life's inertia or a long descent into inertia itself must be decided by theatergoers ready to meet its challenges.