Sentence examples for bite generating from inspiring English sources

A traditional Southern Italian salumi, 'nduja (pronounced en-DOO-ya) has an impact that is big from first bite, generating descriptions like "flaming liquid salami," "spicy pork butter" and, from one heartfelt fan, "the spreadable Italian love child of pepperoni and French rillettes".

The probability of an infectious mosquito bite generating a new liver-stage infection in the host is fixed at 0.6 [29].

Just as a dog bite generates a fear response the next time one sees a dog, the rats in the laboratory associated the sound with the shock.

(a) Complex 1; (b) Complex 2; (c) Complex 3; (d) Complex 4 and (e) Complex 5. Figure 18 The self assembly of the metal bites generating supramolecular architecture.

As I witness Sanders become the gatekeeper of progressivism, while in the interests of his own campaign allowing a generation of twitter-educated kids to swallow a sound-bite generated portrait of Hillary, I am amazed at all that has gotten eclipsed by the terms of the current debate.

The next day was the day the maid came, so I was standing amid the debris of the past week, a healthy percentage of it — abandoned sweat socks, energy-drink cans, crumpled foil pouches that had once contained biscotti, popcorn, or Salami Bites — generated by the child standing there before me.

Ixodid ticks are pool feeders, they dilacerate small blood vessels at the bite site, generating a small haemorrhage or pool of blood in which saliva is injected and from which they pump blood [3].

They can't settle for misleading sound-bites without generating blistering media criticism.

This added a virtual bite point, with the rotating skull meeting a point of resistance at the bite point and a resultant virtual bite force generated.

Subsequently, the ANCOVA model was rerun without the interaction to examine if a significant difference existed between the predicted anterior bite forces generated by MandibLever and the empirically measured in-vivo bite forces recorded in the wild.

Dissections of S. rhombeus' jaws reveal their powerful bite is generated by a massive adductor mandibulae muscle complex.