wind tunnel

Unfortunately, today, with the concrete canyons of Manhattan turned to wind tunnels under assault by waves of lashing snow, it didn't seem like that was going to be anywhere near enough.

Chapter 21 ONE FOR THE GOOD GUYS A heavy burden weighed on the most honored burrow warden's strong shoulders, but Belwar did not stoop as he marched through the long, winding tunnels.

His wanderings through those black, winding tunnels, were a sweating nightmare.

But wasting the worm, which has adorned everything from welcome mats to wind tunnels, is taking longer than Goldin would like.

They passed through long, winding cylindrical tunnels and at last found themselves in an egg-shaped room which was dimly lit by concealed lighting.

Now the sewers stretched away in narrow, winding tunnels before them, the darkness closing fast about the litde Ught that remained.

Kit pointed down one of the sinuous, winding tunnels.

In some ways this technique was superior to wind tunnels, as it allowed for the direct measurement of real-world influences on the trajectory, as a test of theoretical calculations.

In the wake of World War II and in the following decades, the military greatly expanded its research capabilities, creating laboratories across the country, including the construction of airplane and missile airframe and propulsion systems wind tunnels and laboratories at Tullahoma.

Subsequent levels throw different challenges at the player, such as carefully navigating down narrow, winding tunnels, dodging and attacking oncoming aliens and passing through pulsing energy barriers.