Sentence examples for inward roll from inspiring English sources

Waterjet propelled planing boat shows large inward roll angles at the beginning of turn, and inward heels increase with increasing steady turn speeds.

"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".

The cap margin is initially rolled inward and has a cottony roll of white tissue, but becomes naked and curves downward with age.

Pronators, those whose arches roll inward, for instance, may need a shoe with motion control, which may be a bit more expensive than neutral shoes.

As the bird pulls its tongue in past the surface of the liquid, the tongue tips come together, and the lamellae roll inward, trapping the nectar.

Schizophyllum commune, a very common and widespread white mushroom, grows on decaying wood and has a cap with split gills that roll inward to cover the hymenium in dry weather.

Flatter feet roll inward (this is called pronation), and high arch feet roll outward (supination).

Seventy percent of us -- male and female -- overpronate (our feet roll inward) when we walk.

3. Soles that are pancake-flat can cause feet to roll inward.

Furthermore, 600 µM H2O2 treatment for 6 h caused the seedling leaves to roll inward, and the net photosynthetic rate was declined by about 20% over control [3].

Wrap both sides of the tortilla inward and then roll it up from the bottom.