The tail wheel (most planes have a wheel under the nose instead) makes the biplane more difficult to land.
Navy officials have said that a second civilian, also under close supervision, held a wheel that helped guide the submarine's ascent.
Virtually every store was offering deep discounts, and I took full advantage, picking up a Mandarina Duck suitcase to replace my venerable Briggs & Riley, which had lost a wheel under RyanAir's care.
The piece under the seat was a wheel which I took a couple of spokes from and made into a peace sign, and the thing in the middle of the peace sign is a sheriff's badge from Texas".
For months I'd moved across the open water like a wheel under its skin, a frictionless and by then almost wholly abstract matter with nothing in my head beyond the bliss of my own breaking, how the long foreshore would hear my full confession, and I'd drain into the shale till I was filtered pure.
If you place a trip mine in front of a wheel under a vehicle it is effective.
He will begin to cry as a child cries Whose puppy is mangled under a screaming wheel.
To facilitate this study, a dynamic Finite Element Model (FEM) of an instrumented pavement section on Interstate-40 (I-40) near Albuquerque, New Mexico, is developed in ABAQUS incorporating depth-temperature variations in the AC layer under a truck wheel loading.
A wider under-wing, wheel fairings and rear structure should reduce the risk of a car riding up on the tire of another car, a condition that can lead to severe accidents in open-wheel racing, and which was at least partly responsible for last year's tragedy.
Like extra large coat hangers, anti-chafing bra liners, and miniature steering wheels designed for people with bellies too large to fit under a traditional steering wheel.
