The New Yorker, May 11 , 1935P. 17 The New Haven streamlined train flew to Boston the other day, breaking the air before it and leaving a smooth wake of publicity behind.
By T. J. Maloney and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 11 , 1935P. 17 The New Haven streamlined train flew to Boston the other day, breaking the air before it and leaving a smooth wake of publicity behind.
The article by Herb McCormick, "Sailing Is Smooth in Wake of a Storm" (Aug. 6), is a wonderful example of why my family reads The Times.
The morning commute in Los Angeles County was surprisingly smooth in the wake of a fatal 31-vehicle crash that had closed Interstate 5 near Santa Clarita since Friday night, officials said.
As a simple solution, however, we use uniform and isotropic smoothing in the wake of previous studies (Nanjo et al., 2006a; Holliday et al., 2007).
Her position in the vanguard was dictated by the requirement for smooth water to successfully launch her aircraft; turbulent water from ships' wakes was enough to ruin a take off attempt.
I wanted to be one until I realised all it involved was the unenviable task of trying to smooth things over in the wake of staff cuts and reorganisations.
The PM will need to try to smooth out tensions in the wake of BP's offices being raided, just a day after the firm lost out on a multibillion pound Arctic exploration deal with Rosneft to its American rival, ExxonMobil.
Being the basic configuration for the bridge section, the aeroelastic instability of rectangular section with an aspect ratio of 4 is investigated in heaving mode under smooth flow conditions and the wake characteristics are examined.
I sampled four Highland Park brews on my visit: Hello LA, a punchy and fragrant India Pale Ale; Vacation, a low-alcohol Belgian-style beer with big flavor; Wake Up, a smooth and rich coffee beer made with Trystero Coffee; and Refresh, the "house beer" and flagship for the brewery that will be focusing more on experimentation than standard brews.
As the gyroradius of the thermal ions is ∼4000 km, over an order of magnitude greater than the radius of Hyperion, only a small fraction of the ions will be absorbed by the moon, while the remaining ions may gyrate into the wake, helping to smooth out any plasma density depletion.
