Sentence examples for animals attached from inspiring English sources

There is a woman dressed as a leopard, with wild animals attached to her nails: giraffe, elephant, panda, parrot, lion.

Mobile forms have long legs; and animals attached to the bottom have stalks, enabling them to rise above the water layer nearest the bottom, where oxygen is scarce.

If those and the Chinese flags had a common origin in the standards of ancient Egypt and Assyria (standards, in that sense, meaning solid objects, such as metal animals, attached atop poles), then they might have developed from the streamers often attached to the pole.

Everything and everyone needed to sustain monastic life, in a very concrete sense, was included: the living quarters of monks; the lands deeded to temples for occupancy and profit; the tenant families and slaves who worked on the farm land and served the saṅgha; and even the animals attached to the monastery farms.

Transplanting a head organizer from one embryo into another embryo, for instance, created two complete animals, attached to each other like Siamese twins.

The consequences for the physical environment have been still more serious and irreversible: the complete or partial extinction of endemic species of plants and animals attached to artificial monocultures and the introduction of new species.

Marine biofilms (microbial mats, floating biofilms, and aggregates) are unique ecological niches within which multiple organisms, such as invertebrates, sessile plants, and animals, attach and grow on a surface submerged in the ocean via a dynamic process (Cooksey and Wigglesworthcooksey 1995; Lee et al. 2014).

To gather the predatory tunicate, the pilot uses the robot's clamshell arm, breaking the substrate with the animal attached, off the canyon wall.

Take Carla Schneider, 40, of Orange, Conn., whose product, the WubbaNub, a silicon pacifier with a small stuffed animal attached, has been used in neonatal intensive care units and by mothers of fussy babies around the country.

The trachea was cannulated and the rat was subsequently paralyzed with pancuronium bromide (1 mg kg−1, i.a., dissolved in 0.9% saline) and the animal attached to the Flexivent respirator system (SCIREQ, Montreal QC) for ventilation and measurement of airway mechanics.

The trachea was cannulated, and the rat was subsequently paralyzed with pancuronium bromide (1 mg kg−1, i.a., dissolved in 0.9% saline) and the animal attached to the Flexivent respirator system (SCIREQ, Montreal QC) for ventilation and measurement of airway resistance.