- four
major types of
gallery grave (complex, transepted, segmented, and
wedge-
shaped), and they may be
covered with an
earthen mound (or "tumulus") or rock...
- engines. The B and RB
engines are
often referred to as "
wedge"
engines because they use
wedge-
shaped combustion chambers; this
differentiates them from Chrysler's...
- formation. This V-
shaped arrangement began as a
successful military strategy in
ancient times when
infantry units would move
forward in
wedge formations to...
- width-to-depth
ratio of
these estuaries is
typically large,
appearing wedge-
shaped (in cross-section) in the
inner part and
broadening and
deepening seaward...
-
based on a
lengthened Aston Martin V8, and the
entirely redesigned,
wedge-
shaped Series 2
model introduced in 1976. In 2014,
Aston Martin confirmed it...
- A
wedge is a
triangular shaped tool, a
portable inclined plane, and one of the six
simple machines. It can be used to
separate two
objects or portions...
-
Potato wedges are
irregular wedge-
shaped slices of potato,
often large and unpeeled, that are
either baked or fried. They are sold at
diners and fast...
-
aircraft engine intakes or
supersonic inlets. A type of
these inlets is
wedge-
shaped to
compress air flow into the
combustion chamber while minimizing thermodynamic...
-
clubs the same
eponymous wedge-
shaped profile as the sand
wedge. This led to the
tradition of
calling these high-lofted
irons "
wedges",
regardless of the amount...
-
feathered legs, an
unmistakable wedge-
shaped tail, an
elongated upper mandible, a
strong beak and
powerful feet. The
wedge-tailed
eagle is one of 12 species...
