Sentence examples for flat wings from inspiring English sources

Seed: 60--150 per cone, flat, wings generally 2, vestigial; cotyledons generally 3--5.

The demands of scene changing required that flat wings replace the angled ones.

The problem of transferring a perspective picture successfully to a series of flat wings was not solved until 1600.

The stage was equipped for flat wings and shutters, but since scene changes were few, the machinery was minimal.

The first theatre in France with a permanent proscenium arch and a stage designed for flat wings was constructed in 1641 for Cardinal de Richelieu.

Seed: < 15 per cone, 3--4.6 mm, brown to red-brown, not glaucous, flat, wings generally 2, vestigial, attachment inconspicuous; cotyledons 2. Ecology: Cool, moist, forested, well-drained mountain slopes; Elevation: 20--2500 m.

Seed: 1 row per chamber, +- flat; wing generally 0. Habit: Biennial, generally glaucous.

Unarchitectured gold (flat-Au) was also synthesized as a control using the flat wing membranes as templates under the same conditions.

As results, when the morphing winglet was actuated, the lift-to-drag ratio increased by 5.8% compared with the flat wing geometry for attack angle greater than 5°.

The unpopular flat wing, which is bolted onto the rear deck lid, will be replaced by an upright spoiler later this season to appease fans and perhaps improve downforce and drivability in the racecar.

Next, the BEM discretized problem of unsteady flow around flat wing equivalent to the original geometry is recast into the standard form of a continuous-time state-space model considering some auxiliary assumptions.