Sentence examples for sailing needs from inspiring English sources

Beyond technology, Gebhardt believes Olympic sailing needs to be simple and exciting.

For example, for decelerating from 5% c, to interplanetary velocities, a spacecraft with both sails needs about 29 years, whereas the electric sail alone would take 35 years and the magnetic sail about 40 years with a total spacecraft mass of 8250 kg.

It is therefore concluded that America's Cup downwind sails need to act both as vertical wings and horizontal parachutes.

The sails need to be trimmed and [it] needs to be refocused," Attenborough said.

Sir David Attenborough, the face of the BBC's landmark natural history programming, has said the corporation's "sails need to be trimmed" and that it has "strayed from the straight and narrow".

The rule tended to favor narrow designs with deep keels and towering masts to carry the thousands of square feet of sail needed to push the heavy boats through the waves.

A 45 minute drive up into the highlands from the economic vein of the Inter-American Highway, this community, San Juan Comalapa, has felt the winds of globalization but has not yet found the sails needed to enjoy it.

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Orlando would appear to have smooth sailing — it needs to win one game, and is playing at home — but my sense is that the Magic might have let Cleveland off the hook.

Moreover, uncertainties in the density of interstellar matter and sail properties need to be explored.

We usually decline help, but the wind was strong and the harp's cover caught the wind like a sail — we needed a hand steadying the harp as we moved from one wagon to the other.