Sometimes he woke and watched her as she slept: the flutter of her eyelids, the slow even movement of her chest, her outflung hand, small enough that he could enclose it completely with his own.
From the characteristics of aerothermoelasticity, the effects of temperature in aerodynamic heating on the mode of a delta wing and the characteristic of its flutter were researched.
Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of intravenous diltiazem and cediland (lanatoside C) for treatment of rapid ventricular rate in atrial fibrillation and flutter.
In " our mutual friend" , Charles Dickens's last complete novel, stray paper " hangs on every bush, flutters in every tree, is caught flying by the electric wires, haunts every enclosure" .
He sank into a deep bow so that his pencil-like nose brushed the threadbare surface of the hearthrug and Hedwig gave an indignant hoot and fluttered on to the arm of Harry's chair.
On a sweltering Sunday in 1895, a church service would be a sea of fluttering fans, each parishioner diligently fanning themselves in pews that felt like ovens.