When seen in the tall trees of the tropical rainforest, the glides of these tiny rodents are easily mistaken for the flutter of large butterflies.
These days the "glide path" of many target-date funds doesn't come to an end, and the fund its most conservative allocation, until years after the owner reaches retirement.
The eyes of these creatures glided over the crowd as they rode on tongas, emerging untouched from dark streets where sewage flowed in the uncovered gutters, as prominent as targets in brightest-red silk, lipstick, gold.
Of these targets, Glide performance was good (score > 0.5) for only 5 (in the descending score order: rxra, parp1, kif11, pa2ga and plk1), Gold, for 4 targets (fgfr1, kif11, rxra and fak1), Surflex, for 2 targets (ada17 and rxra) and FlexX for 2 targets (vgfr2, abl1).
Atomistic studies of the glide of these dislocations at 0 K have been performed using Bond Order Potentials for molybdenum and tungsten that account for the mixed metallic and covalent bonding in transition metals.
He glides over these inconvenient facts.Mr Lee's persecution ought to serve as a cautionary tale of what can occur when fear, race, incompetence and politics intersect with the demands of national security and the criminal law.
Although these rodents do not fly, glides of up to 450 metres (almost 1,500 feet) have been recorded for Oriental giant flying squirrels (Petaurista).
These fish will glide through the air.
To glide, these animals jump outward, spread their rib wings, and drift downward.
