Sentence examples for direct ascent from inspiring English sources

Instead, this is a humble, challenging and occasionally inspiring journey: around a mountain, through the foothills with the occasional view, not a direct ascent.

With the Southwest Face climbed, the next obvious and harder challenge was the complete West Ridge direct ascent from Lho Pass (Lho La).

Another proposal would have used a Saturn V to achieve a direct ascent mission profile.

But a bigger problem is that the Russian resolution doesn't talk at all about "direct ascent" ASAT weapons.

His direct ascent was interrupted when police broke a window from the inside, and attempted to coax him to safety.

His direct ascent was interrupted when police broke a window from the inside and attempted to coax him to safety.

Struck by a direct-ascent interceptor at a speed of 9.36 km/s, the satellite disintegrated, spreading the cataloged fragments between 200 and 4000 km, with the highest concentration near the breakup height.

Based on these similarities, scholars Richard Bauckham and F. Stanley Jones have postulated a direct dependence of the Ascents of James on the Gospel of the Ebionites.

At same voltage input (18 V), sludge treated with direct current (DC) exhibited slower ascent of temperature and lower energy efficiencies for heat production comparing to that using alternate current (AC).

"She's really a role model in terms of what she's doing with her career," said Megan Griffiths, who was Ms. Shelton's assistant director on "We Go Way Back" and who is on the ascent herself, having directed "Eden," a critically acclaimed film about sex traffickers.

Again, it was the sheer intensity of his ascent to madness in King Lear, directed at the RSC by Hytner in 1990, that made him unforgettable.