-
Westwood of
Record Mirror was less enthusiastic,
viewing the
album as "a
sidewards step"
rather than a progression; he
found the
material "biteless, a bit...
-
knots (200 mph; 310 km/h) in
forward flight, 25
knots (29 mph; 46 km/h)
sidewards, and 20
knots (23 mph; 37 km/h) rearwards. The
project suffered a setback...
- have
developed a
novel method of
locomotion that
enables them to move
sidewards and
navigate high sand-dunes.
These include the
horned viper of Africa...
- a
sidewards impulse is applied, the m**** will move and
never returns to zero. The m**** will come to rest due to
friction however, and the
sidewards movement...
- sideslip,
these surfaces generate sidewards lift forces. If the
surface is
above or
below the
center of gravity, the
sidewards forces generate a
rolling moment...
- (маховая сажень,
makhovaya sazhen',
distance between tips of arms
stretched sidewards) = 1.76 m Skewed, or
oblique sazhen' (косая сажень,
kosaya sazhen', distance...
-
decreases and the drag
force increases. At the same time, the
resistance to
sidewards motion needed to keep the
craft on
course also decreases,
along with the...
- of the nose. The area
between the
nostrils is narrow, and not
extended sidewards as in the Felinae. The
Panthera species have a single, rounded, vocal...
-
which is
usually measured in knots. “Leeway”
refers to the
amount of
sidewards translation of a
vessel drifting off of or away from the
intended course...
- and the
height and size of
anything on an
aircraft that
changes its
sidewards force as
sideslip changes.
Dihedral angle on an
aircraft almost always...
