Sentence examples for blade relatively from inspiring English sources

These features, which include the unexpanded crescentic coracoid, relatively broad scapular blade, relatively narrow brevis fossa and robust pubic peduncle of the ilium, and open obturator notch and large boot of the pubis, and sacrum limited to five vertebrae, closely resemble the condition in the allosauroids Allosaurus [47] and Acrocanthosaurus [49], [50], [54].

The blade was relatively narrow, about 1 1/2 inches as opposed to the modern width of about two inches.

It can be concluded that the twisted blade attributes relatively higher drag over the turbine surface.

This study focuses on developing a new hydrofoil and designing a blade with relatively shorter chord length in contrast to a typical TCT blade.

In order to reduce vibration level, carefully at the front and rear edge, the direction of resultant cutting force is attempted to be adjusted in the plane in which the stiffness of blade is relatively high.

The process of identifying the AOI on an H&E stained and cover slipped slide and dissecting from a serial section allows for superior visualization of tissue morphology without the need to remove the coverslip, and dissection using a scalpel or razor blade is relatively quick and inexpensive.

The level of TaSUT2 transcripts in the flag leaf blade was relatively higher at heading and during the early periods of seed development (5 to 10 DAA), after which it showed a 5-fold decrease and remained at a similar level through 30 DAA.

The turbine RPM and load variations were controlled using five wings, double-cambered morphing blades with a relatively high blade lift/drag ratio over a wide range of angle of attacks, and passive spring-controlled blade pitching.

The second includes blades with relatively elongate central veins or ribs (costapalmate) or those in which segments radiate from a central region at the tip of the petiole.

At the higher mass flow point, the flow separation was restricted to the immediate surrounding passages and the forcing onto the downstream blades was relatively small.

The main idea in this paper originates from the conjecture that this dynamics is inherently akin to internal machining operation which also deals with compliant cutters (blades) but relatively more rigid workpiece (casing).