When Kent batted Rob Key was out first ball, a leading edge to mid-off as he attempted to work Callum Thorp to leg.
A dejected Key, who has been fined £1,250 for his outburst after Durham were let off having produced an indifferent pitch last month (they can't be his favourite county) was out first ball, a leading edge to mid-off as he attempted to work a delivery from Callum Thorp to the legside.
First, Finch gets a leading edge that drops safe a yard or so in front of his boots, and from the second he gets off the mark with a ludicrous single – but Warner essentially jogs it because he knows he's got no chance of getting home safe.
For a fixed airfoil, most of the sound is generated when the vortex is first cut by the leading edge, provided that the vortex core radius R is much smaller than the chord.
The pore-to-pore time (tpp) is the time between pulses from the trailing edge of the first pulse to the leading edge of the next pulse and is used to calculate capsid velocity in the nanochannel and, subsequently, electrophoretic mobility.
Evidently on the side of history's herbivores, he "outs" as vegetarians canonical thinkers who occasionally reduced their meat intake or advised others to do so; he judges the number of Enlightenment vegetarians to have been "incalculably large"; and he celebrates vegetarianism as the leading edge of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century thought.
Second, we awaken as the leading edge of the cosmos, as outrageous love itself, choosing ever higher levels of love, care and commitment.
The concept of leading edge suction first was put forth to describe vortex lift on sharp-edged delta wings.
IMT as defined by Pignoli and Longo [ 13] was measured as the distance from the leading edge of the first echogenic line to the second echogenic line.
CIMT of the posterior wall of the distal CCA was measured as the distance from the leading edge of the first echogenic line to the second line.
