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which causes the
pilot to lose consciousness.
After the
aircraft enters a
steepening dive in full
afterburner for
twenty seconds, Auto-GCAS
intervenes with...
-
forces which are
exerted on the surface.
Shock waves can form due to
steepening of
ordinary waves. The best-known
example of this
phenomenon is ocean...
-
emaciated Austrian donkey is made to pull the ****
barrow up an ever-
steepening hill." The
Southern Hemisphere caught up in 1947 and 1948 amid Australian...
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Weatherby Mark V. The .280 AI is
basically the .280
Remington redesigned by
steepening its case
shoulder and
straightening the
sidewalls to near parallel, thus...
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movement of a
glacier is
faster than elsewhere,
because the
glacier bed
steepens or narrows, and the flow
cannot be
accommodated by
plastic deformation...
-
inverted curve to be a
reliable recession predictor. The
curve began re-
steepening toward positive territory in June 2024, as it had at
other points during...
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sufficient vision can no
longer be
achieved by
contact lenses due to
steepening of the cornea,
scarring or lens intolerance,
corneal cross-linking is...
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either very
simple grammars or
syntaxes very
close to
natural language, to
steepen the
learning curve, as with many
other domain-specific languages. Command-line...
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begin to
shake violently and the nose
would tuck
under (see Mach tuck),
steepening the dive. Once
caught in this dive, the
fighter would enter a high-speed...
- counter-acted by the
pilot by use of the
control column. The
resulting steepening of the dive
would lead to even
higher speeds and self-destruction of the...
