Therefore not only the local profile lift is affected, but also the resulting throat widths, stage reaction degree, and massflow rate are altered or redistributed respectively.
And, like Jane Austen, I don't think their importance is measured by the amount of fizzing and popping and width of stage.
The data, including measured discharge, river width, water stage, water depth, wet area, and cross section, were collected from the hydrological yearbooks of typical hydrological stations on the Songhua River and the Yangtze River from 1955 to 1987.
The model takes into account the evaporator geometric design (height, length and width of stages), number of tubes in the pre-heater, boiling point elevation, among other.
All of these mechanisms required larger backstage facilities, higher flying towers, greater depth and width of stages, and increased understage space.
To test whether relative head/mouthpart size has an effect on the outcome of male-male aggressive contests, we formed pairs of males matched for age and body size (pronotum length), but differing in head width, and staged a series of male-male contests.
This means that the width of each stage first decreases until a certain stage (referred to as the waist of the hourglass) and then gradually increases.
To make her more foolish, Mr. Newman staged that entrance behind tacky rippling fabric, spanning the width of the stage, meant to suggest a hedge.
In case the definition of w(l) is equivalent to the stage width, it would be beneficial for the reader to see the term stage width in the same sentence as the initial definition of w(l).
Yanowsky took those moves like an Olympic gymnast, seeming to clear the whole width of the stage before she landed in the arms of partner David Makhateli.
