Sentence examples for secondary wing from inspiring English sources

A qualitative analysis of the crack propagation paths is described where crack is classified into four types, namely the original, secondary, wing and anti-wing cracks.

By their fourth year, males have assumed their nuptial plumage, where the scapulars, secondary wing coverts, and secondary flight feathers are white while the rest of their bodies are a vibrant cobalt blue.

Following the female claim to the principal rooms of the corps de logis, the library and dining room were relocated to a secondary wing not built until much later.

This secondary wing is linked to the west of corps de logis by a large arcaded loggia; originally open, it is now glazed and known as the Winter Garden.

A later secondary wing, known as the Shuvalov wing (named after Vorontsov's son-in-law, Count Shuvalov) was not part of Blore's original plan and designed by his assistant, William Hunt.

The increasing dispersion of vascular plants together with the development of wings and a secondary wing articulation opened new and wider ranges of habitats and ecological niches for insects and the receptors to find them.

Primary structures such as the monocoque/survival cell, suspension and gearboxes and the overwhelming majority of secondary (wings, bodywork, etc).

The floor plan was based on an adaptation of one of the secondary wings he had built at Holkham Hall.

The basic layout of the house remained loyal to Brettingham's original plan, although only two of the proposed four secondary wings were executed.

His design was very much in the Palladian style of Holkham, though much smaller: a large principal central block linked to two flanking secondary wings by short corridors.

While the designs for the corps de logis were confined by the foundations of Harrison's earlier plan, the secondary wings and precincts were not.