Sentences with phrase «fly at»

They report that the lower trapezius displayed its maximum muscle activity during the prone reverse fly at 135 degrees of shoulder abduction with external rotation (97 % of MVC), followed by the prone reverse fly (79 % of MVC).

Exercise on The Fly At The Airport?

Somehow you make time stop and fly at the same time.

The highlight of my Workout Wednesday was this killer interval treadmill workout that I made up on the fly at the gym this afternoon.

So it's too early to say that it couldn't fly at hatching.

The propeller driven planes can fly at the slow speeds needed to operate the instruments.

Planes have a certain operating envelope, and it's dangerous to fly at too low a speed because you can stall, and it's also dangerous to fly at too high a speed because of structural reasons.

One of the most important capabilities envisioned by these concepts is a significantly reduced maintenance burden due to compromises we make to fly at high speeds, he said.

Things fly at you.

The aim of the research is to develop aircraft that can fly at high altitude for indefinite periods.

They also have keen eyesight and hearing, are fleet of foot and can fly at speeds of over 80 kilometres an hour.

But about 3 % of us are grounded, refusing to fly at all, even if it means being left out of family vacations, spending multiple days on interstate freeways, or never seeing Paris in the springtime.

The eye of a fruit fly at 3000x magnification.

The flying reptiles remain something of a puzzle, and some palaeontologists even question whether the largest pterosaurs could fly at all.

For one, helicopters can not fly at that elevation.

The aircraft, known as an X-plane, is planned to be 29 metres long and fly at about 55,000 feet at a speed of approximately 1,500 kilometres per hour — 1.4 times the speed of sound.

The flying reptiles remain something of a palaeontological puzzle — some even question whether the largest pterosaurs could fly at all.

Observations and results When you tried to fly the kite without a tail, did it spin and roll around a lot, and not really fly at all?

If the ExoMars 2020 rover is to fly at all, ESA must persuade its 22 member states to cover a $ 300 million shortfall in the $ 1.5 billion cost of the 2016 and 2020 phases of ExoMars.

This meant that the craft would have to fly at a lower elevation — much lower.

Fortunately, the design of the leader and the fuzzy fly at the end of the line make that very hard to do.

The current solution is to let people fly at their own risk.

Oh yeah, and this puppy can fly at a ridiculous speed of up to 40MPH!

Fly at a range of up to 230 feet for nine minutes at a time and enjoy every minute!

Moore and colleagues decided to answer the question by putting seven captive Swainson's thrushes, which are normally active in the day but fly at night during migration, into a cage and providing artificial sunrises and sunsets to mimic the migratory season.

Many migrating birds fly at night — often, all night — to cut the risk of being seen by predators and to avoid overheating under the hot sun.

Looking for a mini drone you can fly at night?

Fly at night with the help of two LED lights.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo order that flags on state government buildings fly at half - staff in Slaughter's honor Friday.

Nigeria's flag must fly at half mast now.

Drops of rain water are seen on a tent fly at the Occupy Albany encampment at Academy Park on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 in Albany.

I was going for fly at that afternoon.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced late Sunday that flags in New York state will fly at half - staff for Thompson on Monday.

If the Town prohibited the landing of commercial operators of helicopters then the helicopters would not fly over the residential district since they would not fly at all.

Cuomo has ordered flags on state government buildings to fly at half - staff Tuesday in honor of 10 Navy sailors, including a New York native, who were killed when the destroyer USS John McCain was involved in a collision with an oil tanker Aug. 21.

Illuminated structures attract birds that fly at night, including many nighttime migrants like orioles, wrens, and warblers.

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is sure to make your little one attempt to fly at 200 MPH!

Did you know the dragonfly is one of nature's most impressive flyers, and some can fly at speeds up to 35 mph, or even backward?

Tim Sherwood doesn't seem to have much of a game plan and seems to be working it out on the fly at the minute.

It is scheduled to fly at 10 a.m. ET.

«She's like a fly at a picnic,» Mochrie says of Ammaccapane, chuckling slightly.

But similarly to the Wickersham business, I think it's iffy to make too many assumptions about the health and working of an organization from a handful of limited data points interpreted by whether that would fly at your own workplace.

Only four can fly at once.

That won't fly at the pro level.

The tandy fly at saint Williams day.

The shell fly at saint Thomas day, the body of green wool and lapped about with the herl of the peacocks tail: wings of the buzzard.

It also means mentally inhabiting the restaurant and anticipating what kinds of dishes, techniques, and tools would actually fly at that location — and which would be totally out of scope.

This stuff just wouldn't fly at NASA.

I'll admit that there were a fair number of recipes that included ingredients or flavoring that wouldn't fly at my house (fruit — dried or fresh, curry spices, eggplant) but with the collective goal, I could just skip them, guilt - free.