Sentence examples for tail blow from inspiring English sources

Alexander et al. [34], Carpenter et al. [19], and Snively and Russell [35] have investigated the dynamics of vertebral flexion in fossil vertebrates: Alexander et al. [34] estimated tail blow energy in glyptodonts, Carpenter et al. [19] calculated impact force in Stegosaurus spikes, and Snively and Russell [35] investigated tyrannosaurid necks.

A comet's tail, blown by sunlight, is one example.

He was hit by enemy fire numerous times during his 51 Corsair missions in World War II and said that he flew the plane over 200 miles of water in the South Pacific with the tail blown off.

England's tail blown away by Johnson with Pietersen and Bresnan gone in his first over.

"If you're only thinking about getting your tail blown against a wall, you're not going to do the job correctly".

Ponies in a circle with noses together and tails blown straight out horizontal to the wind.

Look at Australia's best player, Charlotte Caslick, tearing about in her pig-tails, blowing hard around a mouthguard, all skinned knees and dirt and sweat.

A novel proposal to control the resulting fish tail shock waves consists on, pulsating coolant blowing through the trailing edge of the airfoils.

The tail wind blowing down the runway must have been right on the limit of what was acceptable as safe for a first flight.

In this study, we investigate the osteoderms of Glyptotherium arizonae, an extinct armadillo-like mammal in which body armor evolved as protection against predators and/or tail club blows of conspecifics.

In 1980, one whale was observed to have invented a new twist on this technique, striking the water surface several times with its tail before blowing the bubbles, a strategy now called lobtail feeding.