From outside the museum, there is no way to comprehend its exact size, shape or structure because of the rolling, unpredictable curves.
A 40-minute drive south of the city is Bruny Island, a place of rolling hills, curved white-sand beaches and turquoise bays.
Then the city fades away and the landscape rises and falls in low rolling hills, curving into small canyons dynamited through mounds of limestone.
In "Footholds," the final premiere, Mr. Cemerek, a Czech choreographer, incorporates hip-hop and contact improvisation to create a scene of falling, rolling and curving bodies.
The outer condition part produces the actual railway vehicle forward speed, which depends on the angular velocities of the wheels, actual adhesion level and various losses due to air resistance, rolling resistance, curve resistance, gradient resistance, etc. [16].
Wearing a black-and-white-striped referee shirt and traditional quad skates — one pair of wheels in front and another in back — he glided easily around the curves, rolling in endless circles as he kept a watchful eye on the other skaters.
However, it identified the Brighton batch and No. A890 as being more susceptible to rolling on sharp curves with weak rail joints, although the entire class operated without incident on the former LBSCR network.
Olmsted and Vaux imported topsoil from New Jersey, but their vision of rolling hills and curving paths came from Europe.
In raced the train with a woman "jumper" attached at front, a rag doll-ball rolling with the curve, spiraling along the side of the train, flailing, down impossibly, into the small gap between that train and that platform.
The duo began the day two under, one shot off the pace of Jimenez, but the duel ignited on the long fifth when Westwood took a driver off the fairway for his second shot and then holed a long, curving, rolling putt from off the front of the green for an eagle to take the lead.
Creepage between wheels and rails due to rolling radius difference in curves is inevitable on railway tracks.
