They harvest the animate natto cells in a bio lab and assemble them with a micron-resolution bio-printing system, transforming them into responsive fashion, a "second skin". The synthetic bio-skin reacts to body heat and sweat, causing flaps around heat zones to open, enabling sweat to evaporate and cool down the body through an organic material flux.
An epithelial ingrowth can cause flap melting if the complication goes untreated.
7. Schiele's erotic drawings of under-age girls scandalized his fellow Austrians -- and he is still causing a flap.
The new advertising chief at the Mail titles, Mel Scott, appears to be ruffling feathers at media agencies while causing a flap in her own department.
A large Eurasian eagle owl has been causing a flap in Inverness.
Ann Romney's Twitter debut came shortly after Democratic adviser Hilary Rosen said Ann Romney "had never worked a day in her life," causing a flap that largely played out online.
Additionally, flap closure improved the BACE1-HEA interaction by around 25%. Furthermore, the inhibitory activity of HEAs could be related to the capacity of these ligands to form said anchor point interactions and maintain them over time: the lack of some of these anchor interactions delayed flap closure or impeded it completely, or even caused the flap to reopen.
Early last century, when the sight of a woman in trousers could still cause a flap, the spectacle of Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven must have aroused hairy panic.
Before his Berkeley appearance was nixed — but after he incited his Twitter followers to torment "Ghostbusters" actress Leslie Jones last summer, igniting another firestorm — Yiannopoulos caused a flap in the LGBT community with an interview he gave to Out magazine last fall.
In the course of the 1920s, though, the term lost its cute factor and acquired the edgier meaning of a creature who likes to cause a "flap" for the heck of it.
