Sentence examples for drafting effects from inspiring English sources

Swimmers' practiced with and were accustomed to all procedures, particularly swimming with the snorkel used for measurement of V ˙ O 2. All tests were conducted in a 25 m indoor pool and each subject swam alone in the middle lane, avoiding pacing or drafting effects.

Jonathan Vaughters, the team manager of Garmin-Slipstream, said: "The drafting effect is gone at 10 m.p.h.

There's been, for whatever reason, some sort of drafting effect that's pulling teams along to chase the rabbits".

As well as protecting the swimmer from predators, a cage has a drafting effect that pulls a swimmer along.

They had deliberately gone slower than expected in the qualifier, Salzwedel said, hoping to land the team ranked sixth in the first round, so that they would overhaul them, but not too rapidly, so as to prolong the "drafting" effect that happens over several laps when one team is within reach of its opponent.

You'll find that the drafting effect will allow you to cruise at almost the same speed as the puller, even though s/he is really exerting him/herself.

According to the most recent leaked draft, the effects of climate change are already being felt "on all continents and across the oceans".

What's more worrisome is that Ricks doesn't pause to consider the consequences were he to be wrong about the draft's effect of restraint on military adventuring, especially in light of the fiascos in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Saying Norway was lagging behind several NATO countries in adapting to the post-cold-war era, Defense Minister Bjorn Tore Godal also proposed that the draft, in effect since World War II, should be relaxed to reduce the number of personnel available for mobilization in a crisis.

2. The military draft, in effect since 1940, was abolished in 1973.

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