Sentence examples for 1 wing from inspiring English sources

"I'd heard that he was O.K., but I didn't know if O.K. meant he was going to live," Thomas said of Horton, who has gone from being the Bruins' No. 1 wing to being a sort of talisman.

WINGMACHINE allows the measurement of 1 wing per minute, including handling, imaging, analysis, and data editing.

However, in Notch +/− animals, one copy of the Dl gt-wt transgene resulted in a slight increase in the penetrance of class 1 wing margin defects and a moderate enhancement of the wing vein thickening.

Indeed, even in fng +/− animals with wild-type Notch gene dosage, addition of a copy of Serrate results in a low penetrance Class 1 wing margin loss and addition of two copies of Serrate enhances this phenotype by generating Class 2 wing margin loss in ∼8% of wings.

The first proposal for the RAAF's force structure considered by its Air Board included two fighter wings, designated No. 1 Wing and No. 2 Wing, each comprising two fighter squadrons.

No. 1 Wing was an Australian Flying Corps (AFC) and Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) wing active during World War I and World War II.

One is Xavier Henry, a 6-foot-6 wing whose brother is on the Memphis roster.

Barnes, a 6-foot-8 wing, has a game that is polished beyond his years.

Brian Gionta, a 5-7 wing signed from the Devils, has seven goals and five assists.

Viscous flows over ONERA M6 wing and M100 wing are numerically simulated with Mach numbers ranging from 0.010 to 0.839.

The CFD simulation of M6 wing model shows the effect of the presented parallel algorithm.