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and when a machine is in a state of full load running, an air flue is formed on the cross section of the grid-shaped fins.

But when he looked at the scientific literature he found that the aerodynamics of their fins had not been fully explored.

Dive planes Horizontally mounted fins on the U-boat's external hull used to help the boat dive or climb.

Once shark fins are dried and in jars, it is all but impossible to tell what kind of shark they came from or whether they were finned.

Much of the time, the fins are sliced off with a blade at sea and the bloody shark torso thrown back in the water to die.

As the disease progresses, fins become easy to peel off scales, mucus secretion increased, making the fish's muster.

And he saw fish that leapt out of the water and fish that lived on the bottom of the sea and fish that could walk on their fins.

It had no fins and no tail. Along the underside of the cone ran a flexible, fleshy tube.

Like everyone else, I get low and there are times when I feel as if I have my fins backwards and am swimming upstream in heavy boots.

Many a night she stood by open window , and looked up through the dark water at the fishes splashing with their fins and tails .

And with its huge pectoral fins and eyes still very visible, it struck me as sort of a crucifixion, if you will.

The one gate insulating layer may be interposed between the common gate electrode and the one pair of fins of the semiconductor substrate.

One of the metal guidance or stabilizing fins attached to the tail of a bomb or other missile.

Execute the hip up and down motion as described above, and let the legs follow along and kick with your feet and fins.

Try several lengths, then take off the fins and try a few lengths of your favorite swimming activity that requires a dolphin kick.

The coolant circulation that takes place in the cooling system will then pass the coolant through the radiator fins.

The heat conduction processes within the fins were simplified to one-dimensional conditions under certain assumptions.

This method can be used for the hydrodynamic computation of the varied hydrofoils and stabilizing fins.

The heating module includes a PTC type heating element in conduction with a base plate and a number of heat exchanger fins.

Or give it a crazy flame paint job and fins and monster truck wheels.

McQuarrie's speeder bikes had spaceship-like fins and large, clear windscreens, but no real sense of where the power plant may be.

Many scientists say this figure is too high and allows fishermen to land two or even three fins for every shark carcass they land.

ten-armed oval-bodied cephalopod with narrow fins as long as the body and a large calcareous internal shell.

Also do not cover the fins , as these areas are used to lose heat from the body.

Even smaller pectoral fins located near the back of the head are used for steering.

modified portions of the pelvic fins in male sharks, rays and chimaeras used for transferring sperm to the female.

The Mola mola, or Giant Sunfish. It looks like a massive swimming head, but can move with surprising speed, thanks to its large fins .

And a plurality of reinforcing steel bars are welded between the short fins to enhance the integrity and stability of the fins.

Flounder, get her to that boat as fast as your fins can carry you.

The basking shark and whale shark are killed mainly for their fins and meat, and the great white shark for its jaws and teeth, he said.

Heat sinks are usually made of metal and often have fins that assist in transferring heat to the atmosphere.

At the surface these unusual-looking fish will sometimes be mistaken for a shark because of their tall dorsal fins.

Each of the heat-dissipation modules comprises a plurality of fins and a heat tube.

often, indeed, the fins would be cut off and the creature thrown back in the water alive, there to suffer a slow death by drowning.

if the fins of heat sink have bigger size, a heat tube can be enclosed in the copper basal plate to improve the heat emission efficiency.

Try repeating the set one or more times and you could even add a pull buoy or fins to help you focus on your breathing.

spinule A small spine, e. g. , on the head or on the operculum . This term is generally not used in reference to the small spines of fins.

Dart: a slender, pointed missile, often having tail fins, thrown by hand, shot from a blowgun, or expelled by an exploding bomb.

Then Kovacs, looking for the youngster, was startled to see it pass, maybe five feet below his fins.

Among the hundreds of guppy varieties, the best known feature of the male fish is its gorgeous dorsal and caudal fins.

Tens of millions of sharks are killed for their fins each year. It's not just a tragic abuse of the animals. It's bad business.

He's sort of a Homer Simpson with fins.

At this time male tail fins will be swinging from the gonopore in the semen flows out of a milky white, giving fertilized eggs.

Instead of circulating fluid through the engine, the engine block is covered in aluminum fins that conduct the heat away from the cylinder.

Their wispy dorsal fins contain toxin-filled needles used to dissuade would-be predators.

Fins on its sides stick out like wings, which enables it to glide for some distance before dropping into the sea again.

Oddly enough, this ventilation shift may have kicked off the gradual morphing of the shoulder girdle and pectoral fins .

One of the lakes along the trail abounds in grayling, surface feeders with long dorsal fins.

The width to width ratio of grid fin was an important parameter influencing the aerodynamics of grid fins.

the air guiding tube is arranged among the fins, and the catching net is compressed among the fins and the air guiding tube.

The European Commission proposed a total ban on EU fishermen removing shark fins and discarding the body at sea, The Guardian reported.

The large masses of office areas are distributed around a center circulation hub and clad with vertical fins to shade the sun.

She will then pass over the spot in the same manner as the male, slowly and with fins folded.

Metal fins may be provided between the grounding plate and the transmission line in the stack of the dielectric material layers.

Laps : Laps are surface defects caused by folding over fins or sharp corners into the surface of the material .

Exocoetidae or flying fish is a tropical marine fish having enlarged winglike fins used for brief gliding flight.

Renting a pair of mask, life jackets and fins, and leap into clear sea and colorful fish to dance.

The metal fins may be grounded to the grounding plate to increase capacitance between the transmission line and the grounding plate.

In other words, the only thing that will change about computing is the shape of the tail fins.

As the refrigerant boils, or turns into vapor, it absorbs heat from the passenger-compartment air flowing over the evaporator fins.

The heat pipe condensation end is movably sleeved on a metal tube, and flaky fins are arranged on the metal tube.

The effects of fins configuration parameters and operational conditions upon pressure drop and heat transfer performance have been analyzed.

When the carp have lost their fins when it happens? Able to maintain balance? Be free to do swimming?

First, fins, body surface, gill and other parts will go red, and if observe them, you can be able to find at an early stage.

Butterfly bettas have the mutant gene that causes variegated fins with a very specific fin pattern.

heat dispersion or escape can be prevented from end of neighbor fins so as to better heat generation efficiency and show energy saving.

Now, finning is the act of taking a shark, cutting the valuable fins off and throwing the live animal back in the water.

Most species are small bottom dwellers with a weak suction cup formed by the fusion of their pelvic fins.

His coterie, Wong gan, fins a the final part of a book made a great contribution.

Hawaii's first-of-its-kind ban on shark fins went into effect today, and the whole world's watching.

If your ankles are inflexible and you can't point the feet and toes away from the body, use swimming fins more often.

In order to improve the heat transfer capacity of CPL, fins were added on the bottom of evaporator.

Anything living in the water that does not have fins and scales is to be detestable to you.

Due to its low thermal conductivity , PCM is more effective if coupled with Aluminum fins and Aluminum foam .

It often turns out to be the male fish with bigger fins and jaws.

Nectocaris, meanwhile, looked a little bit like a leech, with fins and tentacles.

Don't use the fins for more speed or power, but just allow the larger surface area to push you forward a bit more.

the Macropinna microstoma, known as the barreler fish, is small and dark with large fins, a tiny mouth. . .

If your ship is modular, try to pack all modules ( wings, fins, gears, etc. . . ) within the same texture map.

Typically, the only red meat you'll find on a fish is around their fins and tail, which are used almost constantly.

A breach might also include a sideways twist with fins stretched out like wings, as the whale reaches the height of the breach.

And a fish gets around just fine. Nerves based in the fish's brain instruct its fins to move, and off it goes.

The abdominal fins between the head and body have already become "muscularized, " allowing the mudskipper to crawl.

The invention relates to a heat exchanger in air conditioner, which comprises several radiating fins and pipes.

fanning Moving the pectoral, pelvic, anal, or caudal fins over the egg mass or fry and thereby aerating them and removing sediment.

The fins can be delivered with or without a cladding depending on application.

Their backs were battleship gray topped with a saw-toothed line of small yellow dorsal fins.

The three pairs of armored legs assist in this pumping motion, as do a pair of pectoral guidance fins.

EU countries are the main exporter of shark fins to China, where they are used to make shark-fin soup.

Each "interaction" is materially monolithic, using stone, wood and a series of delicate aluminum fins.

These fins send a spiralling wake over the car, with the aim of creating more down force at the rear of the car.

They're tough enough to cut through cartilage and small bones and to trim the fins from whole fish, too.

The blue elephants landed in the sea and their wings became fins. They are whales, the trunkless elephants of the oceans.

The basic variant DF-11 features four large stabilising fins at the bottom of the missile body, but they are removed on the DF-11A.

Whales that are not beached are hauled ashore by their blowholes. Then their dorsal fins are hacked off, cutting through their arteries.

aerofoils Modified pectoral or pelvic fins used for gliding in some fishes.

His fins were getting tired but he knew he couldn't stop, So he kept swimming faster, trying hard to reach the top.

the refrigerating device comprises a semiconductor refrigerator, a heat-insulating layer, a cold storage inner casing, and cooling fins.

Finning is the practice of cutting the fins off sharks and throwing the animals back into the sea to die.

If the sharks and the fins have to stay on the same boat to stay legal, then what's the argument for cutting them off?

With two distinctive angled tail fins like those of the F-22, it's clearly intended to be stealthy.

The invention provides a motor equipped with motor heat radiating fins which has low cost, is not easy to deposit dust and is easy to clean.

The photos show an animal with a relatively small head topped by large fleshy, collar-like fins.

It swims by flapping its ear-like fins like the cartoon elephant.

To move through water by means of the limbs, fins, or tail.

The undifferentiated bump or protuberance that appears at the initial formation of the paired fins.

There was a real website based in China that actually sold shark fins, so I kind of exposed that.

Fins are attached to the plates by a mechanical fit, gluing, soldering, brazing, welding, or extrusion.

The invention also relates to an integrated circuit structure with multiple-gate transistors with reverse T-shaped fins.

Caught in a gill net in the Gulf of California, this thresher shark is among the estimated 100m sharks killed annually for their fins.

small usually brilliantly colored tropical marine fishes having narrow deep bodies with large broad fins; found worldwide.

The heat transmission of heat pipe which fix fins will increase 34% through calculation.

Then we swim around them a few times with all of our fins showing.

In July, Hawaii became the first state in the U. S. to ban the sale, trade and possession of shark fins.

He understood that, limited by their small world, and ignorant of humans, carp can't imagine life outside water, or movement without fins.

This vehicle is equipped with two thrusters arranged at two sides, and several adjustable horizontal fins and vertical stable fins.

Nutritional elements, amino acid components and collagen characteristics of shark fins were studied.

U. S. law requires all sharks that are brought on shore to have their fins attached.

ventral (or pelvic) fins correspond to the hind limbs of a quadruped .

Burr argued that if the fins are not removed, the fins become spoiled because of migration of urea from the body to the fins after death.

If the condenser fins are clogged with dirt or bent over, it will affect the ability of the condenser to cool the refrigerant.

Fishermen often cut off the shark's fins and throw the animal back into the water.

Phoenix and peacock patterns peculiar, high-tail fins, quick movements, customs shuttle team, very beautiful.

"There're boats that are going out targeting shark fins, which doesn't occur anywhere else in Australia, " said spokeswoman Adele Pedder.

The Permian seas came to be dominated by bony fishes with fan-shaped fins and thick, heavy scales.

Nicole had been designed for change, for flight, with money as fins and wings.

Initially use fins to help development of kick and feel through the water.

An interesting change for Europe is the addition of these unusual fins, or 'ears', (1) just in front of the Honda's cockpit.

The coil features a new type of specially processed antirust fins which can greatly reduce air resistance and motor power consumption.

body covered with ctenoid scale, lateral line absent, two dorsal fins, pelvic fin fused to form elongated suction disc.

As an important system of marine engineering, ship stabilizing fins have been widely used in many different kinds of ships.

But while it looks like he has sprouted legs, this angler fish's limbs are just the fins he uses to balance himself on the sea bed.

abdominal fins Applied to ventral fins when inserted far behind pectorals .

Trajectory simulation of rotating missile is the basis of optimization designs for fins of missile and trajectory.

The invention also comprises a manufacturing method for the motor shell with the radiating fins.

They always have dark spots on their heads, backs, bellies and across their dorsal fins and caudal fins, a famed attribute of true trout.

many fish larvae hatch without fully formed pectoral fins and all hatch without a swim bladder , so similar problems could occur for them .

A catalyst coating 5 for decomposing ozone in the air is applied to an outer su*ce of cooling pipes 3 and radiating fins 4 of a radiator 2.

Flying fish rely on a similar flow of accelerated air from their pectoral fins to provide lift to their smaller pelvic fins.

Carp swimming in the water, all parts of the fins played what role?

For the vertical fins and slats on the treehouse we'll be using sustainably-grown pine and poplar respectively.

I felt very flattered and, as I took off my fins, asked him coyly why he had stayed in the water for so long.

The process of collecting the fins involves cutting off the appendages, leaving the shark to die.

The active fins are cylindrical solar tubes that collect energy while also mediating solar heat gain in the interior spaces.

Anterior dermal window of light organ between insertions of pelvic fins.

Shark fins are being "harvested" in ever greater numbers to feed the growing demand for shark fin soup, an Asian "delicacy" .

Therefore, odd and irregular shapes have been formed. In addition to hoodoos, other shapes include fins, spires, and pinnacles.

syrinxdidi: All of these primitive sea creatures had well developed lateral fins.

DIVING-neoprene suits, fix goggles, fins, monofins, booties , equipment.

In the shallow waters off Hokkaido, a barbed poacher crawls across glistening volcanic sand on spiny pectoral fins.

A zero-install roll angle of the wrap around fins projectile still has roll moment at zero angle of attack.

The two tail fins include top quality residential units enjoying spectacular views of London.

A small autonomous underwater vehicle controlled by thrusters and fins is introduced.

boats are required to carry a certain ratio of fins to carcasses to prevent massive overfishing.

They often hunt in groups and use their quickness and impressive dorsal fins to herd schools of sardines or anchovies.

Batfish are poor swimmers, preferring to use their strangely adapted pectoral fins like legs to crawl about the seafloor.

The fins are dried and used to make soup in Asian restaurants.

The fins that steer precision bombs, for instance, have samarium-cobalt permanent magnet motors.

large food fish of warm waters worldwide having long anal and dorsal fins that with caudal fin suggest a three-lobed tail.

Fish of the family Rajidae, which includes stingrays and skate, swim by flicking the outer edges of their fins.

The males of their species often have prominent head-fins, a throwback to their evolutionary roots found in the oceans of Kamino.

Before he went into eels, Yang was in the lucrative business of selling shark fins in China for soup.

Most species have paired fins and skin covered with either bony or tooth-like scales.

In this case the hotter body is the refrigerant gas and the cooler body comprises the fins of the condenser.

Complex heat sink devices, including liquid cooled cold plates and stacked fins with heat pipes .

And. . . cue the host! -We have several guests today, including one with wings, flippers, and fins .

widely distributed fast-moving ten-armed cephalopod mollusk having a long tapered body with triangular tail fins.

Players wear a diving mask, fins and a snorkel for play.

Ripples on the leading edge of humpback fins help the whales slice through water with grace and dexterity.

Salamanders and newts take this approach to heal and rebuild a severed limb, as do zebra fish to mend clipped fins.

If you're also having a tough time continuing forward momentum, an easy fix is to use fins.

But anything that does not have fins and scales you may not eat; for you it is unclean.

Lowered motor mounting for lower CG and vented and contoured heat fins for optimized motor venting.

The plurality of fins apply a radial arrangement perpendicular to the central shaft.

large ferocious northern deep-sea food fishes with strong teeth and no pelvic fins.

Chemists developed waterproof glue, and additional fins were added to boards.

Aiming at the present status of plate-fins processing, a new method for rolling forming of plate-fins is presented.

Today, fishing companies can earn a lot of money for even one kilogram of shark fins.

The old man saw the brown fins coming along the wide trail the fish must make in the water.

In water, with fins and board outstretched, have swimmer practice butterfly kick.

WHEN there is blood in the water, it is only natural that dorsal fins swirl around excitedly.

Goldfish swims with its fins and tail.

With the athletes diving light diving apparatus (such as breathing tubes, respirators, fins), under water and sports competitions.

I chose a large- finned one, pushing its shape each generation toward increasingly ornate, heavy-duty fins.

The lion fish fin pectoral fins, suppressing the very exaggerative, she PiGong GuaCai, colour is so bright, bearing is so easy.

These radiators are made by brazing thin aluminum fins to flattened aluminum tubes.

However are quite dangerous as the spines on their fins are poisonous.

To lash the water with the fins. Used of a dying whale.

Edsels are valuable today in part simply because most cars from that chrome-and-fins era are increasing in value, said McKeel Hagerty.

Whale fin red, the red color of whale fins shining over the city.

Defects due to the use of worn moulds, including fins, surface crazing, and scraps or bulges.

interradial membrane The membrane connecting rays and spines in the fins of fishes.

In this paper, introduce Siemens S7200PLC, combine the encoder to complete the swing -wing fins flow test effectively.

the barge boards have also been revised , with small fins at their lower edge ( centre arrow ) to improve airflow management under the car.

For the first time, scientists have used DNA from shark fins to determine where they came from.

Pink skin raked with teeth marks and tattered flukes and fins are badges of male aggression.

In water with fins , swimmer practices arm action without breathing.

Supersonic flow characteristics of grid fins are analysed.

In the insert shot of Baba's severed hand, those fins were not available so a hairy clawed hand was used instead.

I hated watching our supporters eat the fins of other organization's supporters while they lobbied for votes for their favorites.

Whereas large animals swim by pushing against water with their fins or limbs, this approach is ineffective at very small scales.

When the divers dove, they started finding a large number of animals without their fins.

This type has fins or spacer sandwiches between parallel plates or formed tubes.

gas flows vertically between fins , which can reduce the friction and wear .

Do you know how shark fins are collected?

pelvic bud Swelling at site of future pelvic (ventral) fins; anlage of pelvic fins.

The new law prohibits the possession, sale or distribution of shark fins in the islands.

Each piece in this stainless steel cutlery set is whimsically fish-shaped, right down to tail, fins, mouth, and eyes.

Specialised shop selling sharks fins. Beijing.

In countries where their fins end up at the dinner table, economists can generally find rising incomes.

Designates , in addition to whole animals, fins and parts of fins only.

Premium ocean red yeast can help red gene increased, typically on the tail and fins.

Above is the Lion Fish - with fan like fins, and distinguished markings , they are quite beautiful to look at.

It can walk across the sand with fins that have elbows. You may have an SUV in your driveway, but I am betting you don't have an ROV. . .

Two years ago we banned trade in shark fins on all our sites.

Elongated mostly scaleless marine fishes with large pectoral fins and reduced pelvic fins.

He had no fur to protect him, no wings to fly , no fins to swim.

Nine fish that use handlike fins to walk, rather than swim, off Australia were identified as new species in May.

Two smaller fins at the back of their heads help sea horses to steer.

Doomed by a gill net, a thresher shark in Mexico's Gulf of California is among an estimated 100 million sharks killed yearly for their fins.

It can be sprayed directly on cooling fins without having to dismantle the air-con unit.

Nonetheless, some locals are seduced by the high value of shark fins.

Add there small fish, heads and fins of trout and zanders, and the species and vegetables, prepared for the first broth.

"And that signal will be? " Quaanteel asked, her fins flared in irritation.

The fins are stiff, smooth, and narrow, qualities that also help cut drag.

Researchers estimate that 100 million sharks are killed each year, some 73 million of them for the lucrative trade in shark fins.

In 2006, Australian authorities seized 365 Indonesian boats fishing illegally in their waters mostly for shark fins.

The Bicon implant is a tapered implant design with fins or plateaus.

Wings and flippers and fins are all evolutionarily related to arms and hands, of course.

elongate fishes with pelvic fins and girdle absent or reduced.

and they swim most rapidly tail foremost, by the aid of the fins developed upon that member.

So engineers added details such as a gently sloping rear hatch, a flat bottom and small creases and fins that manage airflow.

According to the report, around 73 million sharks are killed every year so that their fins can be used to make soup.

Tom Are you kidding? What if they mistake one of his fins for a fish?

Michael Phelps isn't part-dolphin, or fish, or amphibian. He doesn't have gills, or flippers , or fins.

Calm down, now, alternate wiggling your fins and your tail.

On the underside of the tail are five rows of small fins calledSwimmerets.

Aregal angelfish attracts the eye with alternating bands of strikingcolor on its body and fins.

They include the hammerhead shark, whose fins are highly prized in China for soup, with a bowlful selling for as much as $100.

A silvery blue fish(Oligoplites saurus)of Atlantic waters, having leathery skin, yellow fins , and five spines on the anal fin.

His fins were so graceful. They're like wings, I thought. Angel wings.

Each is tubular construction form with three rows of fins.

A bird's wings are comparable to a fish's fins.

Meanwhile, Ernest finds his fins on the internet.

Heat dissipation by cooling fins on axle casing ?

Based on the experimental illustration, the combustor with two ring fins was simulated.

I immediately put on my durable swim fins and dived into the ocean.

The fins touched down silently, thirteen clamping armatures splayed two meters from the center of the room.

Sharks are harvested for meat and cartilage, liver oil and, especially, for their fins.

(Picture 08) . . . The fins mold is ready for use, those are all the bits of metal hardware that is molded into the epoxy castings.