pitch up

Examples of pitching

pitching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

To a certain extent, this conclusion also casts suspicion upon the theoretical results for lift and pitching moment.
The pitching frequency is proportional to the speed of translation and therefore variable, but the reduced frequency is constant for a given chord length.
The less experienced members of the group were observed to be becoming more secure in pitching.
But the centrality of defense is even deeper than pitching.
To verify analytical results, simulations using a full model with pitching and leg inertia are employed.
This combination of wins and saves is nearly the equivalent of seven full seasons, thus proving the adage about the importance of pitching.
As they say, it's all in the pitching.
Even when not directly pitching a product, the media portrays medical miracles while actual results may vary.
This can be realized with the help of additional pitching about a local curved axis.
Note that, since the pressures acting on the windward side only are taken into account, there is a net pitching moment for 0" incidence.
The substitution of the glottal stop for the plosives undoubtedly accounts in many cases for the dull pitching of the vowels, which is also a characteristic of the slovenly speaker.
The six joints for legs are designed for pitching motion, and the two joints for ankles are designed for balancing the weight of the robot in the roll direction.
Each place becomes habitable for a few days through the act of pitching a tent, lighting a fire, and making an offering to the local spirit.
This is probably because the recognizable production of the counter-rotating vortices of this type depends on the shape of the leading edge and the pitching axis.
Hence, the manipulator controller does not need to consider vehicle motions, although it must compensate for the substantial dynamic effects of the ship pitching and rolling in heavy seas.
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