Stunning panoramas of 100-foot silver firs, Alaska cedars and mountain hemlock ringed by countless blue mountain peaks in the distance induced the most divine sense of vertigo.
Just the sight of the steel-rope bridge running along the tooth-like peaks of the top ridge is enough to induce vertigo and the platform alongside the cable car seems a place made for thicker-skinned species than human beings.
The stunning volatility of the technology-laden Nasdaq stock market has induced vertigo in millions of investors.
OK, we're here in the Sky Garden, where the views induce vertigo, 35 floors above the East End.
The whole experience lasts 45 seconds – but it's as thrilling as any rollercoaster and could induce vertigo in the most blasé of aerialists.
This video should leave adrenaline junkies from all corners of the world chomping at the bit for their three minutes of bone-rattling 65mph fun, and for everyone else, induce virtual vertigo as viewers dip and dive hundreds of feet above and below the Orlando skyline.
Likely not: I think I'm doomed to induce mild vertigo with my photos for all eternity, but it's nice to see someone trying to come up with an innovative solution to that chronic problem.
It is narrow, mostly red, and the steep stairs leading to the door might induce vertigo.
But in Manhattan, where the giddy heights of wealth, status and ego can induce as much vertigo as the tallest Trump tower, parents at all levels evinced a reluctance to discuss with their children issues of class inequality or its subset, conspicuous real estate, leading to the sort of finding that Dr. Johnson, the Lehigh sociologist, found chilling.
But the compound is also considered a narcotic, which in high concentrations can disrupt the central nervous system of humans and induce vertigo and muscular atrophy, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a division of the United States Department of Labor.
