Sentence examples for that the feather from inspiring English sources

Apart from that, the feather traces in the Berlin specimen are limited to a sort of "proto-down" not dissimilar to that found in the dinosaur Sinosauropteryx, being decomposed and fluffy, and possibly even appeared more like fur than like feathers in life (although not in their microscopic structure).

Yet the researchers noted several times that the feather covering was extensive and "densely packed," resembling some recent discoveries of fossil birds "that undoubtedly had plumage covering most of the body".

It's true that Walt Disney's elephant Dumbo can fly without holding a magic feather, but until he believes the lie that the feather makes him fly, he can't accomplish the task.

"I was told that the feather cape had been damaged in a fire, that the feathers had been painted on and that there was wax on the back," said David Lindal, a decorator from Honolulu, who bought the cape with James Granzow, his partner in David James Interiors.

It appears that the feather is constituted of trunk and oblique branches.

It has been proposed that the feather hydrolysate provides the metabolites required to synthesize the major nutrient and hormones.

The same melanosomes that made the feather black provided rigidity and structural support to the wings, Mr. Carney said.

And Lexus has also eliminated a litmus test that ruffled the feathers of enthusists.

"It had these swooping wing shapes in it that were the feathers themselves".

The qualities that make the feathers so attractive to anglers — pliability and durability — are also what appeal to hairdressers.

The birefringence results indicate that the feather-like structure is solely developed by self-epitaxial growth of the γ-lamellae.