Consciousness slipstreams behind them, tethered and rocketing through the red sky towards violence, daring us to hang on tight.
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Close listening reveals them as surprisingly natural bedfellows: slipstreams of heavily processed sound flow through both, with emphasis on careful builds and beautiful cresting moments.
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He writes especially keenly about life in the peloton, the main pack of cyclists who cluster together to save energy by coasting in each other's slipstreams.
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The LP's called An Exploded View of Time and it consists mostly of in-the-moment explorations of the time slipstreams he can generate with his alto saxophone.
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Epic has added "Slipstreams," which are turbines that power a wind-based transport system for getting across the map quickly, and potentially adding an interesting new combat angle.
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Books of The Times The most elite of the world's white, male, under-60 novelists sometimes seem to ride together as if in a peloton, as if they were competitors in the Tour de France, coasting in and out of each other's slipstreams.
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Their debut collaboration Muunduja—whose title implies conversion, or transfiguration—is set about taking this conflicting parts and spinning them into a new language, one that uses slippery melodic lines and sleepy drones to create slipstreams between epochs, as well as dreamy connections that snap into place like new neurons, to channel ideas from then to here to hereafter.
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HFSLIP is an open source command line Hotfix and Service Pack slipstreaming tool designed to update Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 installation sources.HFSLIP WebsiteHFSLIP Information SiteHFSLIP- forum at MSFN In addition to hotfixes and service packs, HFSLIP slipstreams other Microsoft updates such as Internet Explorer, DirectX 9.0c, Windows Media Player, and Windows Media Codecs. It also integrates third-party device driver updates, including DriverPacks. HFSLIP slipstreams (replaces) the original files with the newer versions found in the updates from the Microsoft Download Center.
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As a semi-rigid design it was built about a rigid keel - though the keel was partially articulated to allow some flexibility. The passenger spaces and control cabin were within the keel. The engines, 400 hp Ansaldos, were mounted outside, angled such that the slipstreams would not interfere with each other.
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Others are attempting to help bats out of concern for them due to the effects of white-nose syndrome. Bat houses are also installed in an attempt to control the bats' insect prey such as mosquitoes or taxa that harm crops. Little brown bats are vulnerable near moving vehicles on roads, either foraging or crossing. Bats can easily be pulled into the slipstreams of faster moving vehicles.
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Training was made as realistic as possible, and the converted ferry HMAS Burra-Bra was often used as a target ship. One of 6 OTU's instructors recalled: "The attacks were as spectacular as they were dangerous. We flew so low that the slipstreams threw up great rooster tails of water behind us." His role was to train aircrews to drop their torpedoes "in point- blank range of enemy gunners".
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Philippe Gilbert made an early attack on the Mur and held on to win - Fränk was seventh, six seconds back. Both brothers rode well at Liège–Bastogne–Liège. On the Côte de Roche aux Faucons, from the end of the race, they both surged clear of the group of race favorites. Gilbert marked them, and stayed in their slipstreams as the trio surged to the front of the race.
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On the next climb, the Côte de Roche aux Faucons, the widely expected attack from 's two leaders, the Schleck brothers, took place. Gilbert marked them, and effectively stayed in their slipstreams as the trio surged to the front of the race, past the remnants of the morning breakaway. Later, Gilbert himself took pulls. Andy Schleck took more pulls than his brother Fränk as the race wore on.
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At the Casio Triangle, Schwantz makes a lunge up Doohan's inside entering the corner, passing him and moving up to second position. Lap seven and Doohan slipstreams past Schwantz again, making good use of his superior top speed to overtake the Lucky Strike Suzuki at the start/finish to retake second. The trio is still slowly catching Cadalora. At the Hairpin, Schwantz tries another lunge but has to stay behind the Australian for the time being.
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Schematic of deflected slipstream principle Other wind tunnel studies of deflected slipstream VTOL mechanics were conducted in 1955 and 1956 by Richard Kuhn and John Draper at the NACA Langley Research Center. They published a number of Technical Notes on the subject for NACA. In Technical Note 3360,Draper, John W; Kuhn, Richard E, “Some effects of propeller operation and location on ability of a wing with plain flaps to deflect propeller slipstreams downward for vertical take-off”, NACA TN 3600, 1955.
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He had been gapped off on the Kwaremont, but made a bridge back to the leading group along with Stijn Devolder. As he had much of the day, Nuyens stayed within the slipstreams of the other riders to the finish. Cancellara led out the sprint, but Nuyens maneuvered around him at the finish, taking the biggest win of his career. Riis praised Nuyens' ride after the race, but also admitted that the Belgian had been a bit lucky to win.
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Seed dispersal by the slipstream of a passing car. A slipstream is a region behind a moving object in which a wake of fluid (typically air or water) is moving at velocities comparable to the moving object, relative to the ambient fluid through which the object is moving.Recent studies of Train Slipstreams by Johnson, Dalley, and Temple The term slipstream also applies to the similar region adjacent to an object with a fluid moving around it. "Slipstreaming" or "drafting" works because of the relative motion of the fluid in the slipstream.
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The result dropped him to 25th overall, but Sivtsov remained in second place, the only rider within a minute of Contador. This difficult mountain stage nearly brought Cavendish's Giro to an end as well, as his group, which also contained Raboň, Rasmussen, and Renshaw, finished just 30 seconds inside the minimum survival time based on the stage winner's time. Rival sprinter Francisco Ventoso from claimed that Cavendish should have been disqualified anyway, saying that the Manxman had illegally used the race caravan for slipstreams on his ascent of Etna.
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Kuhn and Draper discussed their goal: > An investigation of the effectiveness of monoplane wings and flaps in > deflecting propeller slipstreams downward is being conducted at the Langley > Aeronautical Laboratory. A part of this investigation is reported in > references 1 and 2. The results of reference 1 indicate that a monoplane > wing equipped with plain flaps and auxiliary vanes can deflect the > slipstream through the large angles approaching the angles required for > vertical take-off. Kuhn and Draper concluded from their research: > On the basis of tests with flat plates of various chords, the best turning > angle was obtained with a ratio of wing chord to propeller diameter equal to > 1.00, which was the largest ratio investigated; however, increasing the > ratio of wing chord to propeller diameter from 0.75 to 1.00 led to only a > small improvement in turning effectiveness but caused a large increase in > the diving moment.
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The X2010 was theorised by Newey, head engineer of Red Bull Racing, and Yamauchi, and features exclusively in later Gran Turismo video games. The hypothetical car, designed as an ultimate racing machine, was designed with pure speed in mind, rather than adherence to rules and regulations, making it theoretically superior to a Formula One car in terms of speed and handling. Initially, the concept of the X2010 was based on a low air resistance, single-seat covered-wheel prototype: a car powered by a forced induction engine producing 1479 HP, aiming to achieve a top speed of over 470 km/h (292 mph) (max of 494 km/h whilst using slipstreams in the game) and a maximum lateral G-force of 6g. Upon seeing the machine's concept and design model, Newey proposed the addition of fan car technology, a long-time dream held as a racing designer.
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