Sentence examples for sudden terrain from inspiring English sources

A sudden terrain drop can cause the leg to miss stance completely before a neural response is possible, increasing the likelihood of a catastrophic fall.

A sudden change in terrain height alters the timing of ground contact, which marks the transition from swing to stance.

The terrain makes sudden sense: it's an ocean bed.

Conservatives, some still reeling from the sudden shift in political terrain, see government's resurgence as an aberration -- but one that liberals will try to prolong.

Table 7 Extent of the convergence between IT and the vehicle stability control system device (example) Scale point Division Description 7 Full A state that the ESC converged with IT automatically detects every situations related to sudden cornering and cornering (ex: terrain conditions of driving roads, positions of steering, rotational speed of wheels and centrifugal force of vehicles etc).

But he warned that explosive fuels like dry timber, grass and chaparral scrub hidden in the rocky terrain could ignite with sudden shifts of wind brought by thunderstorms that were predicted to move through the area in the late afternoon.

Abani's portrayal of Lagos was richer and more authoritative than his version of Los Angeles, however, and the chaotic third-world terrain could better accommodate his sudden shifts from misery to comedy to violence.

The truncation will result in the sudden drop between the top edge of terrain model and the wind tunnel floor or the bottom of computational domain.

She said that Mr. Moore had been hospitalized when he had sudden complications in his recovery from an all-terrain-vehicle accident in late June.

All of a sudden, they break into a dance number, bouncing around the rocky terrain of Mars while lip synching to an unbelievably catchy tune.

Mr. Trpceski proved himself a master of Chopin's subtle shock tactics, those sudden hollows and unsignaled sharp turns that leave you momentarily disoriented within Chopin's dreamy terrain.