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adjective skeɪldskeɪld 1Covered with or made up of scales or overlapping plates resembling scales. the specimen preserves scaled skin around the tail in combination small-scaled fish Example sentencesExamples - It has fully scaled cheeks and gill covers, and the top of the head has few or no scales.
- The next larger complete specimen is thinly but fully scaled with weakly ossified skull bones and may be classified as a juvenile.
- Juveniles are light brownish-grey with lightly streaked breasts and scaled backs.
- It has a light breast with scaled patterning, white streaks along brown sides, and black and grey scaling on the nape of the neck.
- There are studies on the vasculature of the scaled integument of lizards and snakes.
- This quail has scaled underparts and brown sides.
- Kelpfishes, klipfishes, and scaled blennies are among the threatened species.
- An inversion line is conspicuous at the base of the scaled lobe of the caudal fin.
- These blennies are cryptically colored or transparent, heavily scaled, and small.
- The male has a scaled belly, black chin, and a big, black topknot sticking out of the top of his head.
- 1.1 (of an insect wing) covered with numerous microscopic tile-like structures.
mosquitoes have a pair of scaled wings Example sentencesExamples - The aerodynamic forces generated by rigid and flexible geometrically scaled hawkmoth wings were measured.
- Both orders produce flying insects with scaled wings.
- The four types of wings that exist among insects are membranous, scaled, leather-like, and horny.
- We will focus on 'complete' metamorphosis, the system promulgated by the order of the scaled wings.
- These two types of insects belong to the order Lepidoptera, which means 'scaled wings'.
- The model was used to simulate scaled fruit-fly wings in hover.
- The butterfly's scaled wings are different from the wings of any other insect.
- The experimental investigations used rigid scaled insect wings to study kinematics.
- They are gaudy diurnal insects with scaled wings that are large in proportion to body.
- The wings of Lepidoptera are minutely scaled, which feature gives the name to this order.
adjective skeɪldskeɪld Represented in proportional dimensions; reduced or increased in size according to a common scale. scaled plans of the house
adjectiveskāldskeɪld 1Covered with or made up of scales or overlapping plates resembling scales. the specimen preserves scaled skin around the tail in combination small-scaled fish Example sentencesExamples - The male has a scaled belly, black chin, and a big, black topknot sticking out of the top of his head.
- Juveniles are light brownish-grey with lightly streaked breasts and scaled backs.
- It has a light breast with scaled patterning, white streaks along brown sides, and black and grey scaling on the nape of the neck.
- There are studies on the vasculature of the scaled integument of lizards and snakes.
- These blennies are cryptically colored or transparent, heavily scaled, and small.
- An inversion line is conspicuous at the base of the scaled lobe of the caudal fin.
- Kelpfishes, klipfishes, and scaled blennies are among the threatened species.
- This quail has scaled underparts and brown sides.
- It has fully scaled cheeks and gill covers, and the top of the head has few or no scales.
- The next larger complete specimen is thinly but fully scaled with weakly ossified skull bones and may be classified as a juvenile.
- 1.1 (of an insect wing) covered with numerous microscopic tile-like structures.
mosquitoes have a pair of scaled wings Example sentencesExamples - The wings of Lepidoptera are minutely scaled, which feature gives the name to this order.
- These two types of insects belong to the order Lepidoptera, which means 'scaled wings'.
- We will focus on 'complete' metamorphosis, the system promulgated by the order of the scaled wings.
- The aerodynamic forces generated by rigid and flexible geometrically scaled hawkmoth wings were measured.
- The experimental investigations used rigid scaled insect wings to study kinematics.
- They are gaudy diurnal insects with scaled wings that are large in proportion to body.
- The model was used to simulate scaled fruit-fly wings in hover.
- Both orders produce flying insects with scaled wings.
- The four types of wings that exist among insects are membranous, scaled, leather-like, and horny.
- The butterfly's scaled wings are different from the wings of any other insect.
adjectiveskāldskeɪld Represented in proportional dimensions; reduced or increased in size according to a common scale. scaled plans of the house
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