A brief close-up showing ants crawling frantically over a small plastic crucifix offended Republicans in Congress, who made threatening noises about the Smithsonian's financing.
But Wednesday's oil markets, after a brief runup, retreated back into a crawl.
Sensory neuron input alters this balance by depolarizing one command neuron type; in undisturbed animals, forward command neurons dominate, and worms crawl mostly forward, interrupted by brief backward episodes (∼2 4 times min−1; [21]).
In brief, the awake animal was trained to crawl into a transparent plastic tube and was placed on a custom-made stage under a modified Leitz microscope (Orthoplan; Leitz, Munich, Germany).
There were crawls ("Huckabee drops out") and brief updates, but viewers who wanted to immerse themselves in the speculation and suspense — and Tuesday night was arguably a more critical and dramatic election than Super Tuesday — were relegated to cable news.
The larvae of B. elegans crawl along the seafloor during their brief dispersal [ 73].
There is one brief moment of joy when Willie is covered in crawling, slithering bugs.
But the ad crawl was dropped, according to the person briefed on the movie, and the filmmakers, with a close eye on the headlines, are still looking for any final beats.
We produced a totem-shaped piece, where two people could sit in two internal compartments, which were connected by a short passageway and accessible by crawling through a short passage, which created a very brief experience of isolation (see photo).
In any case, once a larva stopped wheeling, it completely uncoiled, dorsal-side-up, and began to either crawl away or else burrow into the sand, sometimes after a brief pause (Video S4).
