Sentence examples for section that could be from inspiring English sources

The definitive version, which could carry either troops or cargo, had a hinged nose section that could be swung up to permit the direct loading and unloading of equipment.

Among its notable features were the "double-delta" swept-back wings, the "moustache" foreplanes that pivoted out from the fuselage just aft of the flight deck to improve flight characteristics during takeoff and landing, and the nose section that could be "drooped" downward to improve the crew's line of vision during takeoff and landing.

The combination of geometry, acquisition parameters and geological complexity of the area required specific processing techniques to produce a stacked section that could be correlated with the two in-line processed seismic profiles.

Commercials on Paterno's radio show this week urged fans to sign up for club seats in the new sections that could be willed to children and grandchildren.

He listens to the musicians play their song once and then makes an assessment about sections that could be shorter or longer.

A week later, Morris started to get sheaves of music through the post, and was enchanted to discover that parts of it were written in the form of "kits", ie sections that could be performed in any combination, transposed to different octaves, repeated and even omitted.

To address this, a cutting plane was defined parallel to the long axis of the hippocampi and used to divide the brain into dorsal and ventral sections that could be separated to reveal the hippocampus (Fig. 6).

Because he did not know how long the presentation would be, O'Donnell created "smushy" opening and closing sections that could be expanded or cut as time required to back up a rhythmic middle section.

First, the study was conducted with archived sections available or with supplemental sections that could be generated from stored tissues.

In our mind this would have given us the upper limit of sections that could be aligned and analysed for the expression of several biomarkers in the same area of interest.

"I'm like an artist, like an outsider person," and not one of the fashion cognoscenti, she explained recently, sitting in her modest office at Paper, anomalously located in a section of Midtown that could be called Garment District Adjacent.