Sentence examples for wing producing a from inspiring English sources

Investigators believe that chunks of rubber from the burst tire tore through the Concorde's wing, producing a fuel leak and fire that caused both left-side engines to shut down and the aircraft to crash.

The first method examined was the lift-off debonding instrument (LODI) (Zatt, São Paulo, Brazil), in which a pull wire was engaged under the bracket wing producing a pulling force after a light squeeze of the handles while both plastic rests were placed on the tooth surface.

When this is done, the wing produces a proportion of the lift, and so the rotor produces less lift.

Nevertheless, the home team started brightly and took an early lead when youngster Alvaro Morata, replacing Ronaldo on the left wing, produced a defence-splitting cross to create a simple far-post tap-in for Benzema.

Stable amounts were then averaged across wings producing a final figure for each genotype.

At the lower wind speed of 3.5 m/s, the two wings produced a total of 0.32 N of lift and 0.15 N of drag, whereas at the higher wind speed of 6.0 m/s they produced 0.55 N of lift and 0.29 N of drag (Table 1).

In flight, the beating wings produce a dull sound.

It took until 22 minutes for the game to come alive with right wing Dirksen producing a superb individual run to claim the game's first try.

Mark Cueto has no regrets about retiring at the end of the campaign, despite Sales's former England wing producing one of his best performances of the season in his final home game for the club.

Expression of the constitutively active form of Gαs leads to precocious cell death in the wing epidermis, which results in failure of the closure of the dorsal and ventral wing sheets and accumulation of the hemolymph inside the wing, producing wing blistering [22], [23].

These processes are accompanied by epithelial-mesenchymal transition and apoptosis of the wing epithelial cells, producing a strong but mostly dead adult wing structure [20], [21], [22].