-
edge of the wing of a
juvenile bird can
appear almost serrated, due to the
feathers'
sharp tips,
while that of an
older bird will be straighter-
edged...
- was
later narrated by
Hoover in the 2014 do****entary film
Flying the
Feathered Edge: The Bob
Hoover Project.
Hoover was best
known for his
civil air show...
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Feathering is a
technique used in
computer graphics software to
smooth or blur the
edges of a feature. The term is
inherited from a
technique of fine retouching...
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Paper with a
feathered edge is
described as
having a
deckle edge, in
contrast to a cut
edge.
Before the 19th century, the
deckle edge was unavoidable,...
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Feathers are
epidermal growths that form a
distinctive outer covering, or plumage, on both
avian (bird) and some non-avian
dinosaurs and
other archosaurs...
-
Flying the
Feathered Edge: The Bob
Hoover Project is a 2014
independent do****entary film
about American aviator Bob Hoover. The film was produced, written...
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Clapboards were
originally riven radially by hand
producing triangular or "
feather-
edged" sections,
attached thin side up and
overlapped thick over thin to shed...
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larger flight feathers found on the wing's
trailing edge,
these alula feathers are asymmetrical, with the
shaft running closer to
anterior edge. In most situations...
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orange in juveniles.
Juveniles have dark
brownish upperparts, each
feather edged rufous,
giving a
rather scaly appearance. The
brown head is streaked...
- purple-bronze,
edged white.
Pacific black duck:
Iridescent green,
edged light buff. Mallard:
Iridescent purple-blue with
white edges.
American black...
