If, for instance, one pilot is autocratic and "the other more likely to give in"; or if one is a senior captain and the other recently graduated, it creates a highly skewed "cross-cockpit gradient" in which the junior or less autocratic pilot might struggle to point out mistakes.
The people of the American midwest revealed themselves not to be hateful bigots, though of course the sample is restricted to the kind of people that would pick up a suspicious-looking 65 year old man, so it's perhaps a skewed cross-section.
Drying feathers in the sun, the anhingas look like skewed crosses adorning the marshes.
The present methodology is very robust and capable of calculating bi-directionally skewed cross-stream velocity profiles.
Over time, clinical-selection may affect the composition of patient samples (sample drift) and result in a skewed cross-sectional distribution of satisfaction scores.
Daily percentage changes for each liquidity measure are also positively skewed, with cross-sectional means greater than cross-sectional medians.
It wasn't easy to imagine him now, with his skewed stride, crossing glacial snow and skirting crevasses at high altitude.
Only a few studies address single-bicycle crashes, and fewer focus on bicycle crashes at skewed railroad grade crossing.
To eliminate the possibility that the mutation induced such a skewed sex in cross-fertilized progeny, we performed a mating experiment using the sperm-depleted wild-type hermaphrodite (SH1 strain) with the wild-type male.
Similarly, high levels of skewed segregation in interspecific crosses compared to intraspecific crosses have been reported in both barley and cowpea [ 64, 65].
We therefore expect that there will be only few skewed data due to cross-hybridization.
