Sentence examples for wing forming a from inspiring English sources

Perforated concrete slabs splay out from its rounded main wing, forming a giant V (former neighbors, Lee Radziwill and Herbert Ross, sued in vain to have the village revoke the building permit for one wall, which blocked their view).

The characteristic vein pattern evolved, with the long, veinless discal cell in each wing, as well as an emphasis on the strength of the forewing and a de-emphasis of the hind wing, forming a particular pattern of aerodynamic efficiency.

The actinofibrils themselves consisted of three distinct layers in the wing, forming a crisscross pattern when superimposed on one another.

Ahead of the spar, the thick-skinned leading edge of the wing formed a strong and rigid D-shaped box, which took most of the wing loads.

For a sleeveless dress that was draped easily at one side, she used a cotton print of birds, their wings forming a kind of abstract lattice.

To survive in its arid environment, the Namib Desert beetle has developed a pattern of water-attracting and water-repelling molecules on its hardened wings, forming a series of peaks and troughs.

A large drawing depicts the deimatic warning display of a mantis, Pseudocreobotra wahlbergi with its spined forelegs raised and large spiral eyespots on its spread wings forming an image "suggestive of a formidable foe".

Like a very grand ballgown, or a bridal dress with a train, the wings form a kind of exclusion zone, making it physically difficult to get close.

Within hours, the wings form a cuticle so hard and well-joined to the body that pupae can be picked up and handled without damage to the wings.

The wing beats are slow and their curved wings form an m-shape.

Perhaps following Jan van Eyck's c. 1432 Ghent Altarpiece, the polyptych wings form an inverted T-shape.