Speed that additionally determines travel time is also an important one because it affects inertia, rolling resistance, air resistance and road slope [13].
The Soviet presence spelled the end of Priha and Egypt regained the initiative, rolling its air defence array towards the Suez Canal.
Oh, Utah State just scored again — 21-7, and the Aggies are rolling through the air and on the ground.
The exercise involved jumping with both arms in the air, rolling along the floor, then standing and jumping again.
The nation's most adored TV show rarely purveys an episode without Bill or Phylicia or the kids mouthing air, rolling their eyes, and demonstrating labial stops while some pop classic from the bulging vaults unfurls on the soundtrack.
In a duet for Read and Kelly, the two stood in wide fourth positions downstage, holding their arms triumphantly in the air, rolling their shoulders back and forth; Read's eyes were fixed on something in the high distance, and Kelly's peered into the darkness of the audience, as though he wanted validation, or perhaps just a connection with us.
The robot flies by rolling in the air and it has four wings to control three axes of flight.
Up close the fires are like nothing else I've ever seen: seas of burning oil hundreds of square metres around the wellhead, flames curling and rolling into the air like entire city blocks, hundreds of metres up.
Up close, the fires are like nothing else I've ever seen: seas of burning oil hundreds of square meters around the wellhead, flames curling and rolling into the air like entire city blocks, hundreds of yards up.
Since a partially filled ballonet would cause longitudinal instability, due to the mass of air rolling fore or aft in the direction of pitch, two cloth partitions were used to divide the ballonet into three separate compartments; small holes in the partitions allowed the air to permeate gradually throughout the ballonet without affecting the stability of the airship.
