Mountain snowmobiles have uncomplicated drive mechanisms — throttle, brake, no gearshift, no reverse — and, as I learned after we crested an abrupt declivity, almost no traction when the sled is moving steeply downhill on its runners.
And the principal melody, which moves in steeply descending phrases, is positioned with extraordinary precision between ancient balladry and the questing spirit of the art-song tradition, which Schubert more or less invented.
It is found that the optimal moving grid is very effective for tracking out steeply moving population density with a reasonable number of size intervals.
This child feels a strong attraction to a still, from Chunking Express, of Faye Wong in an airport kneeled on a moving walkway looking steeply up at something out-of-view.
Moving shoreward above the steeply rising floor of the deep sea, from dark-blue water into troubled green, they pass the edge of "soundings" and roll up over the continental shelf in confused ripplings and turbulence.
Immigration peaked in 1994 when almost 1.2 million people moved to Russia and steeply declined after that; during the 2000s the registered level of immigration was at about 200,000 people per year.
On Tuesday, the terrain began to slope steeply, and we moved to a campsite on Crooks Mountain, less otherworldly than our flat desert camp beneath its bowl of stars, but cozier, with pines and a running stream.
The move came after many years of steeply declining ratings for the hourlong soap, which is owned by Procter & Gamble and thus was a link to the earliest days of daytime serial dramas on radio.
A hallucinatory high-speed chase followed, as the cars took out of hell, taking steeply banked turns and moving like lightning through a nightmare landscape of pharaohs, screaming skeletons, mysterious written symbols and ghostly apparitions.
In both Lippitsch et al. (2003) and Mitterbauer et al. (2011) models, further at depth, the high-velocity anomalies move ENE-ward to Eastward, revealing a steeply down-going cold slab, with tendency to follow the Alps Carpathian trend.
