Sentence examples for wing can also from inspiring English sources
Anyone who ends up with a wing can also have a look at the end of the humerus (upper arm bone) closest to the shoulder joint.
Classic wings can also be found at the WWF New York restaurant on 43rd Street amid thundering body slams and scripted invective on a billion TVs.
In terms of flight time Caccia says it will be "useful" — qualifying that as "not quite an hour" — though he also notes it depends on wind conditions, and points out that a drone with wings can also glide — thereby saving on battery power.
Karaage wings can also be a little over-fried (dry).
This shared development appears to play a primary role in shaping covariation and strongly integrating eyespots among all wing surfaces in Nymphalid butterflies [ 44, 73- 76], although functional differentiation of some wing characters can also affect patterns of covariation [ 77].
"He can play on either wing and can also play up front or in behind the strikers," he told BBC Radio Solent.
The Greek term "pteryx" primarily means "wing", but can also designate merely "feather".
Multiple wing hairs can also be generated by overexpressing core PCP proteins such as Fz.
In particular, the posterior crossvein (PCV) is defective in both Dys and Dg mutants, a disrupted anterior crossvein (ACV) and a partial duplication of L2, a longitudinal wing vein, can also be observed at a lower frequency (Figure 2).
The smaller than normal size of sal mutant clones, and the reduction of the size of the sal mutant central domain of the wing blade can also result from cell death, which is a rare occurrence in wild type discs (Milán et al., 1997).
British & Irish Lions wing Maitland, who can also play at full-back, was himself recovering from a shoulder injury picked up in January before being called up to replace Lamont, who will miss the rest of the Six Nations.
