An exhaust port is formed in one of the flattened sides of the casing wall, and a spark plug is located in a pocket communicating with the chambers through a small throat in the opposite side of the casing wall.
The Sebecosuchia, which existed from the Late Cretaceous (99.6 million–65.5 million years ago) to the Miocene Epoch (23 million–5.3 million years ago), possess skulls with flattened sides, and the choanae lie in a depression in the anterior part of the pterygoids.
As shown in Figure 3, upon energy relaxation, the cross-sections of all the MWCNTs are transformed from circular to polygonal shapes with flattened sides.
A prize find was a chunk of hematite about the size of a golf ball with flattened sides from being rubbed on objects, and probably humans, to provide red coloring.
In zebrafish, there are no pouches; instead, epithelial projections (topologically equivalent to the flattened sides of the canal pouches in amniotes) move towards the centre of the otic vesicle, and meet at a small fusion plate to form a pillar, around which the lumen of the semicircular canal runs [19], [45].
Furthermore, equipped with these, and with the more or less flattened sides of the body, the animal can also greatly increase c.
Draw an oval with a bit flattened base and flattened sides.
Deep-bodied and flattened from side to side, they have slender tails and rows of light organs along the lower edge of each side of the body.
Lateral compression (flattened from side to side) is common, especially among characins and cyprinids that inhabit quiet, weedy lakes, ponds, and backwaters.
