Sentence examples for day emergence from inspiring English sources
Among the holidays Mr. Thurber would like to see observed are: Liability Day, Immunity Day, Fact Day, National Misgiving Day, Emergence Day.
The present-day emergence of these films after so many years raises the question: why did the production of "race movies" ever stop?
Llamas went on to report that Trump's Saturday emergence from his building to greet fans on the street occurred because the reality television mogul needed "a pick-me-up".
They were recorded as appearing every year, mainly in December and January in western Sydney, with a similar 92-day emergence period from late November until late February recorded in South East Queensland.
For mated flies, virgin females and males were aged for 5 days separately from the day of emergence.
Means (± SEM) that are labeled with different letters are significantly different; F1: ovary of a female fly 1 day after emergence; F3: ovary of a female fly 3 days after emergence; F5: ovary of a female fly 5 days after emergence; F7: ovary of a female fly 7 days after emergence; E: ovary of a female fly with developed eggs.
Most of the protesters were Latino, reinforcing what for many was the true impact of the day: the emergence of a powerful Latino political voice angry at a system which they say judges them good enough to work in the US but not good enough to be citizens.
However, in the presence of Juvenile Hormone II (JH II) PBAN induced a response in females, 1 day before emergence (pharate females), but not in younger female pupae.
The drought was initiated on the eighth day after emergence of seedlings by termination of watering and support at level of 30% of total moisture capacity for 3 days.
The results revealed biofertilizers inoculation shortened a period of 15 days to achieve maximum leaf area index resulting the maximum fraction of absorbed radiation and consequently maximum production of sesame dry matter at the sixtieth day after emergence.
