The staggered-wing effect, in which the front of the body helps to provide lift for the back, may also be of interest to aircraft engineers.
I think it's true that over the years, the human faces in the land that's colder than Mars accrue the same staggered aging effects as the trees: a weathered, frozen countenances that haven't quite taken on the consistency of elm bark but have been marked by patterns of weather more harsh and vigorous than elsewhere.
I think it's true that over the years, the human faces in the land that's colder than Mars accrue the same staggered aging effects as the trees: a weathered, frozen countenances which haven't quite taken on the consistency of elm bark, but have been marked by patterns of weather more harsh and vigorous than elsewhere.
As on the rest of the album, melodies are staggered to ominous effect, and tempos are doubled or halved in a manner more typical of the composer and modal theorist George Russell than of Ellington.
It assumes that both backward- and forward-looking price setting are present, reflecting, e.g., learning effects, staggered contracts or other institutional arrangements that affect pricing behavior.
Its songs strum and muse, with Mr. Cox's instruments and voices often doubled and slightly staggered, to dizzying stereo effect.
Morton says he joined the Hammond-Yaffe collaboration after Yaffe's group had shown that administering erlotinib and doxorubicin in a staggered fashion boosted the effect of each chemotherapy drug against cancer — but when administered independently, they didn't work as well.
We investigate GaAsBi/GaAsN system for the design of type-II staggered hetero tunneling field-effect transistor (hetero-TFET).
We find that a staggered board has no significant effect on firm value in any of the two sub-periods.
However, the effect of a staggered board becomes insignificant once related explanatory variables are included in our analysis.
