Specifically, decreased functional capacity of both the direct and indirect flight muscles [necessary for the control of wing position and wing flapping, respectively (Dickinson, 2006)] is reflected by a reduction in wing beat frequency, flight duration, flight activity and the percentage of flies able to fly (Miller et al., 2008).
"Congressman Ryan is a right-wing ideologue, and that is reflected in the positions that he's taken," said David Axelrod, a senior adviser to the Obama campaign.
Staring out the window in the rain I could feel time passing like a wall of moving mirrors, a river in which is reflected the wing of evening speckled with stars, & thought, Night sky, whose mind are you?
Staring out the window in the rainI could feel time passing like a wall of moving mirrors,a river in which is reflected the wing of eveningspeckled with stars, & thought, Night sky, whose mind are you?The stars, the stars are inside our heads.
Again, flexibility is vital, and this is reflected in the architecture: the wing's three upper floors are huge, suspended deck-like structures.
This variation is reflected in the roof line which looks taller at the wings than the spine.
The conquest is reflected not only in Japan, but worldwide, where the Japanese producers tried to spread their wings but fell to the ground.
The conquest is reflected not only in Japan but also worldwide, where the Japanese producers tried to spread their wings but fell to the ground.
Single gyroids reflect almost all of the light that hits them, but only certain colors are reflected in butterfly wings because of the way the chitin molecules are arranged, researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
This allows light to strike one scale, reflect at a roughly 90° angle, strike the next scale, and be reflected away from the wing.
