Sentence examples for deep tail from inspiring English sources

"Then slowlyit tilts away into the deep, tail fin swinging off into the haze below".

The amplitudes of ESWs are larger in the near-earth tail region than that in deep tail region.

Magnetic field lines from the dayside are deected to the nightside and they are stretched into the deep tail.

In contrast, at temperatures above 400°C a deep tail of oxygen diffusing into the titanium is found, reaching more than 0.5 μm within 1 h.

In addition to this diffusion process, the formation of a deep tail of nitrogen into the bulk Mo was observed, starting near a temperature of approximately 500 °C.

At point 1, in the deep tail, we see no solar wind origin ions and most heavy ions have energies between 100 and 1000 eV.

Similarly, many did have deep tails, but these were not the flexible tails of swimmers, but bound together with strong tendons that would have limited lateral movement.

Various aspects of the anatomy of some were supposed to support this – the nostrils at the top of the head of Brachiosaurus were thought to let it breathe while it was otherwise submerged, and the deep tails of the hadrosaurs were supposed to help them swim.

The Pacific swift can be distinguished with care by its deeper tail fork, longer wings, bigger head, larger white throat patch and patterned underparts.

While the function of a deeper tail muscle seems to be clear, resulting in, for example, faster acceleration, the function of the tail fin depth is less clear (see discussion and references in Dayton et al. [12]).

It is a fairly small ray, not exceeding 35 cm in width, with a mostly smooth, oval pectoral fin disc, large protruding eyes, and a relatively short and thick tail with a deep fin fold underneath.