Sentences with phrase «slingshot on»

I was stuck at 225 1 rep but once I put the slingshot on I was able to add 5 more reps; then I was able to increase my max rep to 275 after only 2 weeks of using the slingshot.

Thanks to bodybuilding.com for having this slingshot on your store.

NASA's asteroid sample return spacecraft successfully used Earth's gravity on Friday to slingshot itself on a path toward the asteroid Bennu, for a rendezvous next August.

Such a process is known to occur in planetary systems when close encounters can cast a planet into deep space, and within galaxies when a star can get ejected, but these lonely compact galaxies are the result of slingshots on a supergalactic scale.

Not exact matches

Slingshot, its sophomore effort that launched in June, had one distinguishing feature that saved it from a similar clone status: In order for users to open a message on the service, they had to first «sling» (i.e. return) a message of their own back to the sender.

Kaspersky Lab has released details on the sophisticated «Slingshot» malware.

We had to focus on continually loading the slingshot.

On the final lap the two came flying side by side through the high - banked third turn, Pearson completing a classic «slingshot» drafting maneuver.

As they flew down the backstraight on that final lap, Yarborough made the move everyone knew he would make, pulling out of Baker's draft to slingshot past, and Ruttman stayed glued to Yarborough to speed them both up.

«He'd put all his weight on his stick and you couldn't read when the puck was actually leaving his stick, because it would bend so much like a slingshot.

Hornish got a great run through the final two corners and managed to slingshot past on the line to win by just six - hundredths of a second; at the time it was the second closest Indy 500 finish ever.

No Republican had even stepped forward to challenge him this year until May 1, when Jay Townsend, a veteran Republican strategist from Cornwall - on - Hudson, loaded his slingshot and jumped in the race.

The most ideal weight depends on who is using the slingshot and for which activities.

This slingshot is packed with power and with just a little finesse can make for the ultimate tool on your next hunting or recreational outdoor trip.

With the Y, the overall myocilin looks four pinwheels on strings tied to a slingshot.

All in all, if you're looking for a slingshot that doesn't compromise on convenient features, you want the Vlcooly.

If you want the biggest, baddest slingshot around and you're not willing to compromise on features, then you can end your search now, because the KMYS has it all and isn't shy about it.

Our experts researched and reviewed more than twenty of the highest rated models on the market to bring you a list of the best slingshots money can buy.

Size: Similar to how you should keep the weight of each model in mind, you want to ensure you end up with a slingshot that is easy to grip based on its size.

On October 9th, 2013, NASA's Juno mission completed an Earth «flyby» to gain a little extra velocity (a gravitational slingshot maneuver that steals a tiny bit of Earth's momentum) to get it to Jupiter in 2016.

If landing on Mars looks tricky, imagine what NASA faces trying to slingshot Messenger to the planet closest to the sun

The vehicle could even be placed on a cycler trajectory that shuttles back and forth between Earth and Mars, using gravity slingshots to provide all the propulsion for free [see «A Bus between the Planets,» by James Oberg and Buzz Aldrin; Scientific American, March 2000].

The business case for Falcon Heavy involves taking commercial satellites cheaply to low - Earth orbit, and sending tourists on slingshots around the moon.

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Sent on a slingshot trajectory using the gravitational pull of Jupiter, New Horizons is scheduled to pass the orbit of Neptune on August 24 and will rendezvous with Pluto on July 14 of next year, which it will pass at a distance of 13,000 km (8,000 mi).

In their study, published on March 27 in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS), the researchers speculate that this could have been the origin of «Oumuamua: It was slingshot out of its home star system by a giant planet after being stretched into its peculiar cigar - like shape by extreme tidal pressures.

This time - lapse image shows comet Ison approaching and leaving during its slingshot around the sun (represented by the white circle)-- on Nov. 28, 2013.

So after doing some research and being stuck on my bench for a few weeks, actually going down in weight, I decided to bite the bullet and buy a SlingShot.

He told me something about slingshot training which was based on eating and fasting cycles.

(2012) is a weight loss book written by trainer and transformation specialist Chris Powell - Carb cycling - eat a high - carbohydrate diet one day followed by a low - carbohydrate the next «Slingshot» weeks where you rest to restart your metabolism and avoid plateauing Eat 5 times a day Portion control method based on your hand size -LSB-...]

His racing partner and lifelong friend Cal Naughton, Jr. (John C. Reilly), never fails to provide him with a hand on the racetrack, frequently performing their trademark «slingshot» maneuver to shoot Ricky into first place, leaving Cal in second.

It's another (read: fantastic) day in the life of Spider - Man as he slingshots his way through tight corridors lined with looming edifices and over the heads of captivated (and conveniently placed) on - lookers — plucking children, police officers, even a desperately lonely and low - level OsCorp engineer named Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx) out of harm's way as an out - of - control tanker truck carrying plutonium samples and driven by a crazed Aleksei Sytsevich (Paul Giamatti) smashes through the city.

Slingshot artist Jade Bird performs her song «Lottery» on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Andrew Lipovsky / NBC hide caption

Ranging from dropping bombs on trucks from a plane, drunkenly shooting balloons with a slingshot, helping rush a pregnant woman to her midwife, and (my personal favorite) collecting bull testicles for a rocky mountain oyster festival (lovingly titled the «Testy Festy»), the range of variety is both unexpected and vastly rewarding.

In the game, he can not be seen delivering the mail, but can be seen flying above the town where he can be shot down with a slingshot at exactly 9:00 AM or 5:00 PM on random weekdays, and he will not be aware who shot him down.

March 30, 2018 • The U.K. - hailing NPR Slingshot artist experiments with his sound and strikes a vulnerable chord on his latest single.

February 21, 2018 • Watch on this episode of KCRW's Looped as inaugural Slingshot artist Lo Moon talks to Anthony Valadez before their show at the Troubadour.

Despite the well - worn subject matter Slingshot's David Ellender has commented excitedly on the show, whose Emmerich - directed pilot hits the slate soon:

SlingShot DVD Review by Kam Williams Eco-Documentary Offering Solution for World's Water Shortage Out on DVD Dean Kamen is a genius inventor from the R. Buckminster Fuller school of design science, meaning his mission in life is less to maximize profits than to create gadgets to enhance the quality of life of the least of his brethren.

With 514 hp on tap (no torque numbers have been announced so far), the car will slingshot to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds and continue to a top speed of 140 mph, according to Tesla.

Also on board: an optional eight - speed ZF automatic with paddle shifters; Brembo brakes the size of a sombrero; 20 - inch, seven - spoke «Slingshot» forged - alloy wheels; and a slew of stability - control electronics to try to keep the whole thing on the ground.

When the Ford Le Mans program ended, the rig did a stint on the British drag - racing circuit, carting slingshot dragsters for John Woolfe Racing.

With 503 hp and 443 lb - ft of torque pushed out from its 3.0 - liter twin - turbocharged V - 6, the Giulia Quadrifoglio can slingshot to 60 mph in just 3.9 seconds, on its way to a top speed of 191 mph.

Get on the throttle hard at the exit of a corner and one of three things will happen: Sometimes you'll feel the tyres dig deep into the positive camber of the road, wall of death - style, and slingshot you out like the car has just hooked an elbow round a lamp post on the inside of the corner.

Out on the road the ZR1 proves devastatingly torquey, with 90 per cent of the effort on tap from 2600 to 6000rpm, so it's unfazed by a long, long first gear able to slingshot it past 60mph.

Apparently there are more than 20,000 Polaris Slingshots already on the road, and now the 2017 Vanderhall roadster is poised to follow in its tracks.

If I knew I was gonna slingshot to Mars, I would have done more than learn Road Atlanta's legendary 12 turns and 125 feet of elevation change on «Forza Motorsport 7.»

Suspension tuning gets called out for particular praise: On bumps and undulations, the Optima delivers rebound control that rivals some of the best European sedans available, and the car slingshots through mountain passes with complete confidence and a notable absence of the kind of tire howl expected from a mainstream machine.

It will slingshot you away from slippery roundabouts, but in steady - state cornering offers no more lateral grip on any surface than would be possible were it merely front - wheel drive.

So far no official word on the character the Corvette Stingray transforms into but as we mentioned before, Slingshot is one of the names being thrown around.