"Too low - flaps," says a stern electronic voice with an American accent.
Here they come--look --fast and low, flapping madly.
The snout is rather long and pointed, with the nostrils preceded by low flaps of skin.
Theo adjusts the EQ, the highs hiss like a nitrous cracker filling up a tent-sized balloon, the lows flap like a drop-kicked tire.
The number of layers variation effects is investigated on the three lowest flapping backbone curves.
His version of low-slung pants has the waistband folded down, in two small flaps, below the navel -- a neither-here-nor-there gesture.
Findings similar to those observed on upper gastrointestinal series can be seen on CT: positive oral contrast material is required within the lumen to define the diverticulum wall as a low-density "flap".
The anterior rims of the nostrils are slightly enlarged into low triangular flaps.
For the first time the possibility of internal resonance occurrence between low-order flapping and shear modes is proved.
Their regression lines of high- and low-frequency flapping against mass intersect at 41 kg (equating to a 5.1 m wingspan in their mass/wingspan regression), indicating that any soaring animal above this size would not generate enough thrust and lift to takeoff or maintain soaring flight.
