Sentence examples for below the tail from inspiring English sources
A large scent gland located just below the tail and surrounding the anus is used to leave olfactory messages for other pandas.
If the plane slows down, it may drop below the tail's new stall speed.
The pocket opens to the exterior with a horizontal slit below the tail.
It didn't strike the wing on its way down, rather the engine followed the clear path of the airflow of the wing, up and over the top of it, and then down below the tail.
Subcutaneous adipose tissues were collected from the dorsal gluteal muscle below the tail from six horses.
Look for his testicle sac, which is located below the tail and anus and above the penis.
Delta Air Lines said it was removing two of its MD-90 aircraft from service for closer inspection after "residue was discovered just below the tail-mounted horizontal stabilizer" on the planes, said Peggy Estes, a Delta spokeswoman.
The plumage of most species is essentially dark brown above and white or mottled brown below, and the tail and underside of the wings usually are barred.
Discussed below is how modifications of the tail and head group influences the shear-thinning response of the solution: The length and composition of the tail are of primary importance when it comes to altering rheological properties of the solution (Raghavan and Kaler 2001).
Based on McLachlan and Karn's [ 39, 40]designation, all four skip residues in striated muscle myosin were also found in the tarantula sequences: the last three (Glu, Glu and Gly) in both tarantula tail sequences, and the first in the MYHHead3_As contig (which also contains the first region of the tail; see below; Figure S3, Additional File 4).
Below the head is the midpiece, which is packed with the tiny engines called mitochondria that lend the sperm its motility, and below the midpiece is the tail, a bundle of 11 entwined filaments that thrashes and propels a sperm forward at the estimable pace of one-twelfth of an inch per minute, the equivalent of a human striding at four miles an hour.
