UE Parachute. We have to open a parachute just seconds before, I would say, impact.

A parachute opens up to slow it down.

And you put on the T 10 parachute.

Albert II died on impact after a parachute failure.

The key is to harness existing infrastructure.

Typically on ultralight installations the rocket is mounted on the parachute container.

You saw in the video a parachute breaking. That would be a bad day, you know, if that happened, so we have to test, because we are deploying this parachute at supersonic speeds.

And then a jumpmaster comes, and he's an experienced NCO in parachute operations.

The Town of Parachute is a Statutory Town in Garfield County, Colorado, United States.

Richard Kornfeld There is this window of opportunity within which we can deploy the parachute.

The pilot sits in a harness suspended below a fabric wing.

Typically the parachute requires repacking every six years and the rocket requires replacing every 12 years.

EB Now the spacecraft actually has to decide when it's going to get rid of its parachute.

Ten years ago, on a Tuesday morning, I conducted a parachute jump at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Strengthening the capacity of Parliaments in Africa to harness information and communications technologies

And then the landing, as we have seen, arriving on this side of the channel, is through a parachute.

She made her first jump in 1959 and created a Parachute Club at the textile mill where she worked.

The Second World War saw the British Army develop its Special Air Service, Commando units and the Parachute Regiment.

It can be dropped by parachute and although it resembles the BMP 1 it is in fact much smaller.

Teaching others, especially young people, to harness the tools that make knowledge accessible is praiseworthy.

The Special Unit proposes to harness this opportunity by undertaking activities with a multiple focus.

So the balloon is being filled up with helium on the left hand side, and the fabric actually runs all the way to the middle where there's a piece of electronics and explosives being connected to a parachute, and then the parachute is then connected to the payload.

Hollaback! is a crowdsourced platform seeking to harness the power of mobile technologies to denounce street harassment.

And the core idea of oyster tecture is to harness the biological power of mussels, eelgrass and oysters species that live in the harbor and, at the same time, harness the power of people who live in the community towards making change now.

He invented the drogue parachute and formed the Agusta company in 1923 (full name Construzioni Aeronautiche Agusta Spa) which became part of AgustaWestland.

Yet now, Lukashenko wishes to harness entrepreneurship and foreign direct investment in a bid to modernize the economy.

What if we could harness them and convince them to not be an antibody that does something like HIV?

The challenge is to harness the efforts of all role players early enough to ensure coordination from the start.

We need to find ways to harness this in order to let young people be conduits for peace and harmony.

Can you hold the wild ox in the furrow with his harness? Or will he till the valleys after you?

The related practical question is what countries can do to harness the activities of TNCs to their own development objectives.

We are aware of the need to strengthen our mechanisms for dialogue and coordination in order to harness that potential.

BC In the first 15 seconds after we deploy the parachute, we'll decelerate from 900 miles an hour to a relatively slow 250 miles an hour.

Some people watch this event because of a NASCAR like fascination with things bumping and grinding. Burning the parachute as it fell that was last weekend.

There's new energy to harness, new jobs to be created, new schools to build, and threats to meet, alliances to repair.

General description Framework and institutional interventions are needed to harness the full potential of entrepreneurship and SMEs for improved economic performance.

There is a need for a much more cohesive and coordinated approach to harness available resources in the most effective manner.

Harness the horses and get up, ye horsemen, and stand forth with your helmets furbish the spears, and put on the brigandines.

It's almost, Do your homework, And you cannot do parachute reporting just jump into a country for two days and think that you've done your homework and a story.

YR Exactly. There is a rescue parachute for the wing for two reasons so I can repair it afterward and especially so nobody takes that, just on his head.

And what they have to do is they have to assemble the entire balloon the fabric, parachute and everything on the ice and then fill it up with helium.

These were veteran troops that had served with distinction since the parachute drops in Normandy and were resting and re equipping after two months of combat in the Netherlands.

In theory, any developing country that can harness its latecomer s advantage to achieve technological and industrial upgrading can grow faster than developed countries.

In the face of globalization s growing challenges, the only force strong enough to harness the Maghreb s enormous economic potential is shared political will.

As China is now able to harness its own technological might to produce sophisticated weapons, Russia s usefulness in this area is waning fast.