Sentence examples for increased paddle from inspiring English sources

This, combined with the increased paddle surface area, indicates that Pentecopterus was capable of swimming, although it has been suggested that the paddle of some eurypterids may have had a digging function [ 26, 45] and such a role for the paddle of Pentecopterus cannot be ruled out.

All concentrations of DEX tested had an effect on vegetative leaf shape; increasing concentrations of DEX resulted in a leaf with an increased paddle-like shape and a progressively shorter petiole.

In this regard, 7 days of 7 g per day CPY supplementation did not beneficially impact endurance capacity or intermittent sprint performance in well-trained cyclists (Van Schuylenbergh et al. 2003), whereas 5 days of 7.5 g per day CPY intake increased paddling speed and resulted in decreased lactate concentrations in Olympic canoeists, suggesting an increase in aerobic metabolism (Nuuttilla 2000).

Increasing paddle force from 6 to 12 kg results in a further decrease in TTI of 3.2%.

Results demonstrate that the use of paddles increased metacognition skills, while the use of clickers resulted in higher performance outcomes.

Setal density is particularly high on the paddle of the sixth appendage where it increases towards the paddle margin (Fig.  14e) forming a fringe of setae similar to that in brachyuran swimming crabs [ 80].

The real life paddles increases the interactivity of the game and makes it an enjoyable and dynamic derivative of the original PONG arcade game.

This work found that the paddle wheel speed can be increased up to 30% and the die disc speed decrease 10% without affecting NIR predictions.

The researchers then briefly increased, or modulated, the size of the paddle's motion.

It was also found that, compared to the regular straight paddles, the curved paddles can increase the electricity generation capacity of the entire system by 10 20 % at different water speeds.

This increased formability is confirmed by experiments on a specially designed 'linear paddle testing' apparatus in which a conventional uniaxial test is augmented by the action of a paddle that 'strokes' the sample while also applying a normal force.