- kind of
uplift (thereby
steepening river gradients) or in
which a
particularly hard
lithology causes a
river to have a
steepened reach that has not been...
-
Honda added a
longer shock and new
linkage to
raise the rear end and
steepen the head angle. In 2003, camshaft, exhaust, and
ignition map were revised...
- with that of
pressure increases,
which gets
narrower with time
until they
steepen into
shock waves. A
natural example of
rarefaction occurs in the layers...
- the
option of
opening or
closing the spoilers/air-brakes to
extend or
steepen the
descent to
reach the
touchdown point. This
gives the
pilot wide safety...
- the
result of the .280
Remington case
modification by P.O Ackley, who
steepened the
shoulder angle to 40
degrees in
order to
increase powder capacity...
- with the
equatorial wind
appearing as a
series of wisp-like
features that
steepen, brighten, then fade as they move away from the
pulsar into the main body...
-
which causes the
pilot to lose consciousness.
After the
aircraft enters a
steepening dive in full
afterburner for
twenty seconds, Auto-GCAS
intervenes with...
- than 10,000 feet (3,000 m)
higher than
where they were deposited. This
steepened the
stream gradient of the
ancestral Virgin and
other rivers on the plateau...
-
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...
- the
front of the wave to
become stable and
prevent falling as the wave
steepens. The
acceleration is less
toward the
front than
toward the back. The physics...