Sentence examples for On the second arm from inspiring English sources
To reach Can Tho, on the second arm of the river, you still cross the yellow waters of the Mekong on the old ferryboat, meandering through the mangroves, past boat women rowing under their conical hats.
There were 31 patients on the first arm and 32 patients on the second arm.
The reward contingencies of the odors were reversed for each arm: the incorrect odor from the first arm was the correct odor on the second arm and vice versa.
The major difference between the two Z chromosomes is a large (~19 Mb) inversion on the second arm (the chicken Z is almost exactly metacentric, complicating definition of a p- and q-arm) extending from about 44 to 63 Mb, using the WUGSC2.1/galGal3 coordinates.
Bhandari et al [ 17] was a three arm study in which one arm received education on CF and the second arm received CF, while the third arm was a control group with no intervention.
Moreover, by changing functional groups on the third arm, various stimuli-responsive host guest systems were obtained, which have played key roles in the construction of functional supramolecular systems.
Well, you can say that you were "getting to that," but it was the second thing you did on the first arm, so — Ow ow ow ow ow! No, the lady at the desk said that I might be sore tomorrow, not during, but — HELLO!
The hectocotylus is on the third arm.
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Such an accord would build on the second Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as Start II, which called for the elimination of almost three-quarters of the nuclear warheads and all the multiple-warhead land-based missiles held by the United States and the former Soviet republics.
Closer examination of sexually mature specimens, however, will usually distinguish males from females by the presence of the hectocotylus on the fourth left arm in males, and the nidamental glands and the pale ovaries within the mantle in females.
