Sentence examples for vertical circles from inspiring English sources

These included wife-carrying races, mobile-phone throwing, and Keekiin (swinging in vertical circles).

Seeberg was one of the best-equipped observatories in the world; its instruments included an 8-foot (2.4-metre) transit circle by British instrument maker Jesse Ramsden, a 7-foot reflector by Herschel, and two vertical circles.

On the left half of the diagram, the normalized relative sizes of cortical domains representing exposed vertical (circles) or horizontal (squares) orientations are plotted at the end of 2-week GR (solid symbols) and also at the end of the succeeding normal rearing (hollow symbols), respectively.

You can also try making the most of centrifugal force by placing your rock in a bucket with a string attached, and spinning the bucket in vertical circles.

Routinely loosen up your ribcage and your pelvis in isolation with side-to-side vertical circles, forward-backward vertical circles, and horizontal circles to optimize the slenderness of your waist (i.e. the circumference of your torso between your ribcage and pelvis) and to allow your body to function smoothly like a lithe and sinuous dancer.

The transit circle determines the right ascension of celestial objects, while the vertical circle measures only their declinations.

There are various types of transit instruments for example, the transit circle telescope, the vertical circle telescope, and the horizontal meridian circle telescope.

In a display of computerized pyrotechnics, exploding fireworks shells will form a 1,000-foot-high 1,000-foot-high 1,000-foot-highhe Central Park reserverticalMonday.

Azimuth is the number of degrees clockwise from due north (usually) to the object's vertical circle (i.e., a great circle through the object and the zenith).

Azimuth, the angular distance from the north or south point of the horizon to the foot of the vertical circle through a heavenly body.

For a symmetric pitch up, we conventionally assume that the vehicle is moving in a large vertical circle, even if the trajectory can present some differences.