Sentence examples for trunk expansion from inspiring English sources

The aspiration pump of pterosaurs maximised trunk expansion in the ventrocaudal region, while at the same time limiting the degrees of freedom of movement of the trunk in other directions.

This provided greater control over the location, amount and timing of trunk expansion, thereby enabling precisely-timed localized generation of pressure gradients within the pulmonary system, a trait that is also present in living birds where it is of paramount importance for the generation of air flow patterns in the lungs [27], [36].

Fusō had a pair of two-cylinder, double-expansion trunk steam engines made by John Penn and Sons, each driving a two-bladed 15 feet propeller.

Only the steady expansion of trunk and root, the slow pileup of duff and debris, the lap of water before it becomes ice, the patter of raindrops before they turn to snowflakes.

Interestingly, basidiomycetes and ascomycete trunk pathogens show very distinctive expansions of specific CYPs.

Consistent with the hypocotyl's role as critical junction between the root and shoot systems that limits the reciprocal transfer of edaphic resources and photosynthetic metabolites, its secondary growth occurs throughout most of the Arabidopsis life cycle and in some ways resembles the radial expansion of tree trunks.

In the proposed framework, a robot inserts a slow-acting expansion agent at the trunk of a tree.

We proposed a framework in that a robot inserts a slow-acting expansion agent at the trunk of a tree and escapes from the tree before the reaction starts (Fig. 1).

Its transit efforts, for example, span the gamut from eco-efficient transport, smart traffic solutions, promotion of cycling and walking, and expansion of rail traffic and trunk bus network.

The overrepresentation of PHI genes, as well as of secreted CAZymes, P450s, and genes involved in secondary metabolism, supports the role of gene duplication and consequent gene family expansion in the evolution of trunk pathogens.

The expansion of AA7s was common in all trunk pathogens, with the exception of P. chlamydospora.