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He discarded Lilienthal's method of securing control by a fixed rear fin with the horizontal tail parts freely hinging upward, and instead substituted a rudder and articulated (segmented) wings.
In addition to using molds, coroplasts also modeled such details as fully articulated arms, wings, garlands, and hats by hand.
However, the larvae of Coxoplectoptera show that the abdominal gills of mayflies and their ancestors, which are generally considered as corresponding structures to insect wings, articulated within the dorsal tergite plates.
The bones of its wings were articulated on the dorsal side, giving the creature a slithery softness across its belly.
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But Khairy Jamaluddin, Umno's youth-wing leader, articulated Najib's paranoia last month when he accused Anwar's coalition of "trying hard to manufacture panic and disorder" by promoting street rallies instead of elections.
The longitudinal muscles of the thorax depress the wings that are articulated with it; the vertical muscles elevate them.
One right-wing vision, as articulated by the Jewish Home party, is for Israel to annex the two-thirds of the West Bank where its settlers live, and offer the Palestinians living there Israeli citizenship.
"Extremism is a problem in all communities, especially among the British National Party," she said, referring to a right-wing party that has articulated white supremacist views.
But she is the leader of the liberal wing and the one who articulated what would have been the Court's internal reproach.
