Sentence examples for escape direction from inspiring English sources
In addition to the BS tolerance, word-length, CPU time and dissolution time, we record the mass, speed and escape direction of the escaping single star, and the semimajor axis, binding energy and eccentricity of the binary.
Larger numbers of observations are likely to increase the measured scope for individual variation in behaviour, particularly for fish escapes as these are intrinsically variable, particularly with regard to escape direction (Domenici and Blake, 1991; Domenici and Blake, 1997), with an associated reduction in repeatability.
The presence of a door opened in the escape direction in an angle of 90 degrees for a door opening of 85 cm results in a 20% capacity reduction.
Although so far we do not have any clear explanation for the offset, we have found that its appearance may relate to a change in the preferential escape direction of electrons in the dark, which is related to a change from tunnelling-assisted thermionic emission to tunnelling emission.
These generate thrust and establish the escape direction.
8) In addition, stotting may allow a sudden change in escape direction, unlike running.
"Follow the Drinking Gourd," with its escape directions for fleeing slaves, was the anthem of the underground railroad, while "Battle Hymn of the Republic" gave support to Union soldiers during the Civil War.
One way is to put quantum dots in cavities so that light can only escape in one direction.
Europeans have been trying to evolve such a game since 1774, but could not find how to checkmate an opponent's king when it could escape in any direction in space.
Lungisile Madwantsi, 31, a Lonmin rock drill operator, was among those who tried to escape in this direction; he remembers the pop-pop-pop of gunshots, the sensation of a bullet entering his scalp, and terrifying soundscape of bangs, screams and whirring helicopter blades as he lay on the soil for half an hour, unable to move.
If eyespots are confused with the head region, the predator might expect the prey to escape in one direction, when in fact it quickly slips off via the other.
