angle of descent

All this means they can deliver fire with a steep angle of descent.

Steady as she goes and maintain your angle of descent."

Only enough to change his angle of descent, cut his momentum.

He flattened out the angle of descent about ten feet above the ground and slowly eased it down.

These indicated the proper direction and angle of descent.

There were only five steps, but on skis the angle of descent was surprisingly steep.

The angles of descent and ascent are controlled by diving planes.

Different propellant charges were used to achieve required range, angle of descent and flight time.

He pushed on the stick to increase the angle of descent, trying to regain lost airspeed.

The pod attempted to reverse its angle of descent.

In a max track, a human being should be able to reach an angle of descent that was close to forty-five degrees from vertical.

The angle of descent hadn't seriously hampered the ponderous makeshift vehicle.

He couldn't change his angle of descent, but was fortunate to have instinctively pushed out when first he fell.

Then Spirit turned so that its heat shield faced the angle of descent and maximum frictional temperatures.

The angle of descent was too steep.

The situation was hopeless; the spiral was tightening as the angle of descent increased.

She was certain of it when they adjusted their angle of descent to correspond with the rebels' position.

At 2,000 feet, the angle of descent is a much more comfortable three degrees, not unlike that of any airplane coming in for landing.

The plane tilted, the angle of descent steepening.

He increased their angle of descent.

Stay focused- Halak programmed the aircar's speed and angle of descent- one thing at a time.

A moment later, the object came into view on the screen, streaking down toward the planet's upper atmosphere at a very slight angle of descent.

He fought it, aware that the airplane's angle of descent was growing steeper, but it did no good.

Reza had increased the angle of descent.

Impossible to turn and glide back with the VStar's steep angle of descent.