(1) The flying lemur is an efficient glider as well as climber

(2) I used my monkey bar technique and had no problem controlling the glider .

(3) In the first section the tow aircraft pulled the glider to the required altitude.

(4) Music leaked softly from the windows behind him, when he'd resumed his seat on the glider .

(5) After the chute was inflated the glider rotated a few times and righted itself.

(6) He served as a glider pilot in the Army during the Second World War.

(7) When Claudette opened the back door she found him on the back porch already, sitting patiently on the glider , as though he hadn't expected to see her for a while.

(8) The flying lemur is an efficient glider as well as climber

(9) Her eyes settled on a glider on the other side of the porch.

(10) The pilot controls the glider with a stick.

(11) A pelican is principally a glider , he notes.

(12) He had some real success with this high performance tandem glider .

(13) As a bonus, you also have the opportunity to build two other benches, including a rocking patio glider and a gazebo bench, at a special price.

(14) The question is, once it was airborne, was it just a glider , a weakly flapping flyer, or a strong flyer?

(15) The nose pitched down and the glider rotated over its right leading edge.

(16) But simulating a glider landing in a hostile environment wasn't easy.

(17) One scholar, for instance, suggested that flapping movements first evolved in a glider to improve maneuvering and/or braking.

(18) Another design was a multi-wing glider called the Katydid.

(19) He sat back down on the porch glider , and continued with his widdle work.

(20) Acrobates is a glider and has gliding membrane running from wrist to ankle.

(21) If the ancestor was not a glider , then its wings must have developed from another function of the arms.

(22) She flopped back down into the glider , setting it swinging wildly for a moment.

(23) Move on now to consider gliders and parachuters.

(24) With large, broad wings, anhingids are excellent aerial soarers and gliders .

(25) Gliding is in some senses a modified form of parachuting, in which lift forces are produced by an airfoil-type membrane, so most gliders could also be considered part-time parachuters.

(26) Some researchers have proposed that the first pterosaurs were bipedal or quadrupedal arboreal gliders , but these hypotheses do not incorporate a robust phylogenetic and functional basis.

(27) So even though a change from gliding to flapping might be an easy idea to swallow, neither the several independently evolved gliders nor the fossil record lend it any support.

(28) Given today's gliders , getting a pilot to soar is not a problem.

(29) Single surface gliders are so much fun to fly.

(30) That principle is also at work in the spread between the feathers on the wing tips of the best low-speed gliders , such as vultures and hawks.