They say it is easier to hit a large missile as it ascends than to intercept fast-flying warheads in space, as the White House has proposed.
While some may argue that it is a mountain better viewed from afar rather than ascended directly, it is climbed by thousands of people, from schoolchildren to pensioners, every climbing season (July to early September).
We selected a descending contour for the Experimental melody because it is less attractive to infants than an ascending contour, a major feature of "motherese" [e.g., 68].
In addition, it is a less invasive technique than conventional ascending venography, requires considerably less time (approximately 5 8 min), and is technically simple (Lim et al. 2004).
The Ascend P2 is rumoured to add more beef the second time around, with various leaks hinting at a 1.8GHz quad-core chipset — which would give it more welly than either the Ascend Mate or the D2 — along with a 4.7 inch display, a 13 megapixel camera and Android 4.1.
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With a descending piston in one cylinder moving faster than an ascending one in another cylinder, the result is a net force in the vertical direction.
His quirky persona helped him win election in 1990 and 1994 as the state's lieutenant governor, an office with virtually no duty other than to ascend in the event of the governor's death or removal.
Likewise, at the southern end of the range, sits Paklenica national park, with its deep limestone canyons and steep sheets of rock, up which I watched more nimble folk than myself ascend like wee fluorescent spiders.
And, as the fountain's structure leapt up to commanding heights, it rigorously followed the pattern of these steps — allowing you to feel as if you, too, like Puss in Boots, could casually step up the usual seven inches of a stair riser, and then, if you wanted, suddenly step up twenty feet: elevating the spirit faster than the ascending body.
