Sentence examples for wing developed from inspiring English sources

The best-loved single-piston airplane, the Beech Bonanza (disclosure: I own a Bonanza A36) sports a wing developed in the 1930s.

The artificial foldable hind wing developed in this work is based on two four-bar linkages which adapt the behaviors of the beetle's hind wing.

During his tenure, the wing developed from a rather new unit to the mainstay of air defense in the Northeastern United States.

In order to capture 3D images of the grafted GFP tissue as the wing developed, host wing buds were fixed for in situ hybridisation as above at 4 hr, 24 hr and 48 hr after grafting and in situ hybridisation with the GFP probe was carried out.

As the wing develops, the dorsal and ventral integumental layers become closely apposed over most of their area forming the wing membrane.

While the development of wings in insects is clearly defined in those who are members of Endopterygota, which undergo complete metamorphosis; in these species, the wing develops while in the pupal stage of the insects life cycle.

The later Greek sphinx was almost always female and usually wore the long-tiered wig known on contemporary sculptures of the Daedalic style; the body became graceful, and the wings developed a beautiful curving form unknown in Asia.

Paranotal hypothesis: This hypothesis suggests that the insect's wings developed from paranotal lobes, a preadaptation found in insect fossils that is believed to have assisted stabilization while hopping or falling.

How and why insect wings developed, however, is not well understood, largely due to the scarcity of appropriate fossils from the period of their development in the Lower Carboniferous.

This proposal arose soon after the cancellation of the X-20 Dyna-Soar, and would have seen a Gemini spacecraft attached to a set of wings developed during the ASSET program.

Three main theories on the origins of insect flight are that wings developed from paranotal lobes, extensions of the thoracic terga; that they are modifications of movable abdominal gills as found on aquatic naiads of mayflies; and that insect wings arose from the fusion of pre-existing endite and exite structures each with pre-existing articulation and tracheation.