Exempel på skier

• Also, when the avalanche struck, three of the skiers were on the slope at the same time, which some said proved that the skiers had not been paying attention. 

• Avalanches can bury skiers and buildings – and sometimes whole villages! 

• Both scientists and skiers should constantly be aware of warning signs. 

• By the end of the afternoon, all the skiers were happy but quite tired. 

• In fact, human involvement can cause avalanches; they are sometimes caused by skiers, hikers, or climbers. 

• Many skiers like to paddleboard in the summer when there is no snow. 

• The ski patrol saved a skier who had injured himself on the mountain. 

• They are mostly triggered by rain or melting snow, but they can also break away under the weight of skiers. 

• They were experienced skiers, and two of them had certificates in emergency medical training. 

• This tests the ability of the block to support the actual body weight of a skier or hiker. 

• This task is accomplished using the virtual potential field, which direct the skier toward the next gate.

• In this case, the model of the skier can be represented as a double inverted pendulum.

• We proposed hierarchial control law, where the skier stability is of primary importance.

• The most stable position of the skier is when the forces are equally distributed on both skis.

• It was demonstrated, that with this modification we obtain similar path as an experienced human skier would do.

• This membrane can be thought of as a snowboard and the red cell itself as an extraordinarily efficient skier.

• Epidemiological investigations were performed on cohorts of schoolchildren, permanent residents and skiers visiting the area.

• Expert skiers achieve velocities in excess of ten times their body height per second due to gravitational forcing.

• Nearly every experienced skier will tell you that skiing on dry powder is like riding on air.

• An experienced skier will perform the ski turn closer to the race gates.

• A third cohort study was performed with the 107 skiers belonging to the above-mentioned ski group.

• Information for the ski group study was collected by a questionnaire mailed to all 107 skiers.

• The ski turns are performed in such a way, that skier stability is maximized.

• In contrast, a skier is very stable in the sagittal plane, where he has enough support due to the ski length.

• This asymmetric pressure distribution would exert a large torque on the skier's ankles and the skier would adjust to a smaller angle of attack.