Flaps

Cleavage of the RNA flaps involves either endonuclease 1 (FEN1) cleavage of short flaps, or coating of long flaps by the single-stranded DNA binding protein replication protein A (RPA) and sequential cleavage by Dna2 nuclease and FEN1.

Deployment of the jet’s flaps inhibits any automatic stabilizer trim movement, and a 737, like most passenger jets, will always take off and land with flaps deployed.

Full-span slats and flaps are used to increase lift both for landing and combat, with slats being set at 17° for landing and 7° for combat, while flaps are set at 35° for landing and 10° for combat.

Door seals can be a great place for mould to hide, so gently pulling back the rubber flaps can unveil anything which is stuck in it.

The piece in question was a hooded gray jacket; although it lacked any of the futuristic, weatherproof materials prized by people who actually go outside, I was drawn to all the pockets—a festival of zippers, Velcro flaps, and mesh webbing.

He flaps his feathery gills, disturbed at his own ignorance.

I look forward to the day we women can discuss our meat flaps and dangerous sleeves without the coy modesty of one-legged Victorian prostitutes.

Newswise — Flaps perform essential jobs.

The rehabilitated turtle — dubbed “Vulcano” — flaps her flippers energetically as she enters the azure waters and swims to freedom.

A few moments later, a gleaming white Airbus with its tail covered in the company’s distinctive brown logo soared overhead just a few hundred feet up, its wing flaps cranked all the way down and its motionless landing gear hanging like talons.

And Jerry Jones, who flaps his gums at every moment on every subject, is all of a sudden silent?

Be sure to get those mud flaps on sooner rather than later, whenever sooner is.

Definitely header tanks & nosecone on SN5, hopefully flaps too.

Great place for programming gear and flaps.

Morbius flaps its way into Irish cinemas from Friday 31 July.

She is particularly adorable in the 1953 Disney film, in which she flaps her ears to try and fly so she can follow the kids to Neverland.

Some pages have flaps, some have peek-through die-cuts.

The treatment works by clipping together portions of the leaflets, or flaps, of the mitral valve to reduce MR, which allows the heart to pump blood more efficiently, thereby relieving symptoms and improving a patient’s quality of life.

The wind is fierce, but the flag flaps and swirls, asserting its strength.

Two braided straps hung down from the ear flaps and ended in whimsical white pom poms, making for an eye-catching look.