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Conversely, zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) maintained take-off angle, but kept energy expenditure at pre-loaded levels by reducing velocity, when carrying loads of 27% of their Mb (Nudds and Bryant, 2002).
Nonetheless, a reduction in take-off angle may provide a mechanism by which birds can maintain take-off velocity when carrying additional Mb.
Easy to fly, simple to maintain, and able to take off and land in short distances from dirt strips and grass runways, the DC-3 was a natural military transport plane when war broke out between the United States and Japan in 1941.
Space shuttles, which cost $2bn £1.2bnn) to make, and hundreds of millions more each year to maintain (even before they actually take off) are widely considered to be a luxury.
Semenya's coach, Michael Seme, maintained that his charge was prepared to "take off her pants" to prove her sexuality.
Once again Mr. Masullo's career began to take off, although he now maintains it was ordained.
"We started taking off our gear, but something told me not to take off my kevlar [vest] or anything and I should maintain my sidearm," he recalled. .
* Take Off Pounds Sensibly is a group that helps people lose weight and maintain weight loss.
The Navy has maintained that planes taking off from an airport so near their own strips and pleasure boats leaving a marina so close to missile-testing would encroach on their activities.
