An inlet at the rear of the raised center section feeds cool air to the carburetor, ostensibly to increase power.
From Ryan McGinley's playful homage to Renaissance nudes, to Nadav Kander's eerie inlet at Mont Saint-Michel, these shots by contemporary photographers are testament to that.
At 4 p.m., still cruising the open lake but nearing an inlet at the eastern edge of the badlands, Mr. Quinn called out for the crew's attention.
Dolphin Discovery, (52-987) 872-6605, www.discoveryiscovery.com, offers a 45-minute program, including 30 minutes in a marine inlet at Chankanaab Park.
We watched until the ice crept closer to the mouth of the inlet, at which time the group bolted toward the glacier to hitch another ride.
The instrument is enclosed in a case that is connected to the outside of the aircraft by an air pressure inlet at the rear of the housing.
In 1569 a wooden watchtower was built at Matanzas Inlet, at the southern end of the inland waterway, to guard St. Augustine from approaching ships.
In June 1861 he lost the engagement at Big Bethel, Va., but succeeded in capturing the forts guarding the inlet at Hatteras, N.C., two months later.
Driving south on College Point Boulevard toward Northern Boulevard, the main east-west thoroughfare in those pre-parkway days, they came to the tidal inlet at the foot of Flushing Meadow, below downtown Flushing.
Clothed in a sporty pink two-piece swimsuit, Daniella Granata, 5, traveled with her father, Vincent, 36, and brother Nicholas, 3, from their Yonkers home, hoping to jump into the inlet at the Harbor Island beach.
One recent afternoon, Chandor, a gregarious forty-one-year-old with a Foghorn Leghorn voice, climbed the stairs that wreathe Bayside's Tank 4 and stood on its crown, gazing across Bushwick Inlet at Manhattan.
