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1. You might come home and see wings around the front stoop or the window sills.
2. And if I close my eyes and remember to relax, I can almost look up and see wings.
3. The image of my choice is not Beatle George _ those who want that can go and see Wings.
4. The absence of seed wings in this species prevents strong winds carrying them away from suitable habitats and allows for dispersion by water ( particularly rainfall and small streams ).
5. This is thought to be an adaptation to the species's island habitat; the lack of prominent seed wings likely serves to prevent strong winds from blowing them into the sea.
6. It's difficult to find seed wings in a sentence. 用seed wings造句挺難的
7. If the project proves successful we can expect to see wing warping used on other aircraft, perhaps even using smart materials such as shape memory alloys to generate more precise electrically or heat-actuated wing twist.
8. For this reason, the small seed, low seed wing loading, and high winds found in mountainous regions all combine to provide a favorable situation for the dispersal of " P . pinaster " seeds.
9. Shape, margin, texture, degree of roughness when wet, and phyllotaxy have been examined, but Daubenmire ( 1974 ) found the most definitive basis for separation to be the amount of scale extending beyond the seed wing.
10. The distance from the imprint of the seed wing ( disregarding the discoloured halo that often surrounds the actual imprint ) to the tip of the cone scale, and expressed as a percentage of the total length of the scale.
11. Quantification of these characters to judge degree of hybridity in the field is impracticable, but the amount of scale projecting beyond the seed wing ( the  free scale ) is both easily measured and highly reliable ( Daubenmire 1974 ).
12. Some historians see wing warping as an elegant solution to the problem at hand, but the airplane that flew at Kitty Hawk did not have enough lateral control to fly in a circle; that came in the 1905 version, historians say.
13. Seed wings articulate, held to the seed by two oblique claws which partly cover the seed on one side, obliquely ovate-oblong, 12-18 ?5 8 mm, light brown with dark stripes ( Farjon and Styles 1997 ).
14. The female inflorescence is similar in structure to the male one, but differs in having a rachis up to 25 cm long with longer pedicels of 10 23 mm . " Nepenthes kerrii " exhibits modified seed morphology, whereby the seed wings are significantly reduced.
15. Seed scales 100-150, serotinous or parting some time after maturing, tenacious or deciduous with the peduncle, ( thin ) woody, oblong, usually curved when spreading, the proximal scales connate, purple-brown to dark brown, with adaxial light brown marks left by seed wings.
16. This clade became the basis for new subseries " Sphaerocarpae ", which Thiele defined as containing those species with lignotubers, styles loosely curling around the infructescence ( although this trait was reversed in " micrantha " ), and " transversely aligned cells of the seed wing inner face ".
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