Jerk.
Rate of change of acceleration, either scalar or vector, often with subscripts such as ENU or XYZ to denote the coordinate frame; time derivative of acceleration; Symbols: j,J; Typical Units: ft/s-cubed; Dimensions: Length / Time-cubed; ...
Jerk lanyard to inflate life jacket. Hypothermia is biggest threat. The heavier your clothing the better. Avoid movement to conserve warmth. Try to signal.
Control Failure ...
across, was held down by a rope passing under the rails of the cart and terminating in a slip knot fastened to Le Bris's wrist, so that with one jerk he could loosen the attachment and allow the rope to run.
Control speed with trends
Don't jerk the nose up and down to control speed"you may over do it. Just start a trend in the right direction by changing control pressure.
 See also: Aircraft, Pilot, Airborne, Radar, Power
  
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