The simplest possible wind-energy turbine consists of three crucial parts: 1  Rotor blades-The blades are basically the sails of the system; in their simplest form, they act as barriers to the wind (more modern blade designs go beyond the barrier method).
Bay horses with allele AA but not A+ are bay, with a black mane, tail and points. Their bodies may be reddish-brown (as in standard, blood and mahogany bays), orange-red (as in copper bays) or yellowish (as in golden bays) and may have a black cast. Horses with allele A+ are light or wild-type bay.
All dogs exhibiting the Brindle striping pattern on a base color of any yellow-red-black (which may appear shaded) pigment are identifiable as this color. The base color descriptor is not significant from a genetic identification viewpoint and is not necessary as an AKC coat color identifier. The Brindle and White (059) color identifier should be circled on the blue slip. When appropriate, a Markings identifier is used on the blue slip.