Sentence examples for emergence of flight from inspiring English sources

The emergence of Flight of the Conchords in 2003-04 felt special; Will Adamsdale's Jackson's Way, confounding everyone with his 2004 Perrier win and heralding the dawn of a new era of experimental theatrical comedy; Mark Watson's 24-hour (then 36-hour) shows, expanding the possibilities of how comedy on the fringe could present itself and what it could be.

The K allele is partially dominant to the k+ allele and causes a retard in the emergence of flight feathers at hatch.

Despite the emergence of a flight plan showing that the CIA intended to stop off on the British territory, the UK government has repeatedly refused to say whether or not the US asked to send the couple via the island in 2004 and whether it was allowed.

Simulation results demonstrate the disastrous results caused by the emergence of Lévy flight and the effectiveness of the proposed consensus scheme.

"These modern-looking feathers," he added, "show definitively that they evolved in dinosaurs before the emergence of birds and flight, and that therefore feathers are not an adaptation for flight".

Emergence and flight of alates is usually associated with high atmospheric humidity in combination with temperature, climatic, and seasonal factors that vary with the species.

The K allele is associated with the late feathering phenotype (LF) that causes a retard in the emergence of primary and secondary flight feathers.

We assessed daily grand means of the mean hourly temperatures for each day over the emergence and flight periods of E. boreale in the study area.

To ensure our experiment included environmentally relevant conditions (e.g. periods of 'good' weather followed by successions of days of 'poor' weather), we first assessed the local variation in temperature and rainfall during the emergence and flight period of E. boreale for four previous emergence and flight periods (2001 2004).

That's the clear message of flight attendant Steven Slater's emergence as a "working-class hero," after he threw his job away with a tirade against passengers and a slide down an exit chute.

These cuts came at a time when cities were grappling with revenue loss from "white flight," the emergence of drugs like heroin and crack cocaine, de-institutionalization of mental health facilities and the return of veterans from Vietnam War.