The phrase "arrow as a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are comparing or describing something in relation to an arrow, but additional information is needed for clarity.
Example: "He moved through the crowd like an arrow as a symbol of speed and precision."
Alternatives: "arrow-like" or "as swift as an arrow".
Brackett considers any silver carp more than 15 pounds taken with an arrow as a respectable trophy.
"So like the arrow as a tool for gathering food, or the kite as a tool for fishing".
Mr Abe, he says, could have unleashed a more penetrating third arrow as a test to approve new candidates, as Mr Koizumi did with postal reform.
As I said yesterday there should be a discussion of using the bow and arrow approach, but if I had that discussion today I would be opposed to even the bow and arrow as a form of hunting".
YouTube's branding puts a lot of wood behind the realtime arrow as a result.
Next, we treated each arrow as a hypothesis and systematically investigated our data to determine if they supported each relationship.
A liver metastasis (arrow) as well as a small hypodense heterogenous pancreatic head lesion (arrowhead) is also demonstrated (b).
c Oblique axial T2-weighted image demonstrates the peritoneal mass (black arrow) as well as a mass in the right ovary (white ovary).
A distinguishing feature of GFP-Pfn1 expressers is the formation of long actin cables that are organised as peripheral F-actin belt (arrow) as well as in a stress-fibre-like fashion (arrowhead – Figure 4A).
For simplicity, the illustration uses simple averaging along the column of matched blocks (black dotted arrow) as an example procedure for denoising the 3D tensors.
Among the glial cells generated by NB7-4 (Schmidt et al., 1997), we sometimes found the channel glia in our elav-driven clones (Fig. 11G, arrow) as an unambiguous criterion for NB7-4 identity.
