Sentence examples for high flap from inspiring English sources

Results are presented for flat (or blunt), flanged, and round flap-edge geometries, with and without boundary-layer tripping, deployed at both moderate and high flap angles.

Although high flap survival probability can be achieved by experienced surgical teams, two complications are commonly observed at the flap-oesophagus junction: fistula and stenosis.

The segments of the edge showing high FLAP activity were mainly associated with zones of active protrusion, and in addition the activity was sensitive to inhibitors of myosin II.

However, flap reconstruction of heel ulcerations cannot be performed in all diabetics especially with concurrent severe peripheral vascular disease because of higher flap failure rate.

In particular, our results show that at low to moderate flapping frequency, thrust generation is almost invariant to the type of angle of attack profiles applied, but at high flapping frequency (St>Stcr), the proposed profiles produce higher thrust than the sinusoidal flapping.

They are a status symbol, a fashion statement, and the way to wear them is with the upper laces undone so that the distinctive high tops flap around the ankle.

A relatively high pharyngeal flap decreases the risk of postoperative airway obstruction, specifically sleep disordered breathing.

Also, the lateral borders of a high pharyngeal flap can more efficiently help to seal the velopharyngeal sphincter by contacting the lateral walls at motion during speech.

It was a child's jacket, so small that it prevented deep breaths and pinioned his arms high like flapping bird's wings, but he dutifully kept it on.

''The details are kind of sketchy,'' Carol Buckley, a founder of the Elephant Sanctuary, said to me one afternoon in July, the two of us pulling up on her all-terrain four-wheeler to a large grassy enclosure where an extremely docile and contented-looking Misty, trunk high, ears flapping, waited to greet us.

A high-quality flap is necessary for repairing faciocervical scar contractures.