Sentence examples for example of a wild from inspiring English sources

An example of a wild card could be the Nokia water crisis described in the introduction.

Figure  1 shows an example of a wild type (WT) cell with two copies of DNA segments that suffer of alterations in tumour cells bringing deletions (CN = 0; CN = 1) or amplifications (CN = 3; CN = 4) of the DNA section.

(A ) Ethogram example of a wild-type fly grooming for comparison to the simulation.

An alternate possibility is that the strains represent genuine examples of a wild population of Schu S4-like bacteria.

(D ) Examples of a wild type (left) and a med NY054 PGC in which the characteristic distribution of the filopodia is indicated by arrowheads.

In Mort Sahl and Lenny Bruce, American comedy offered examples of a wilder, blacker vein than people in Britain were used to.

Hedgehog expert Hugh Warwick said: "Gardens are clearly very important for hedgehogs, a great example of a truly wild animal not only at home with us but also of great benefit to gardeners.

Figure 5D shows example unmixed images of a wild type DT40 cell with a localised region of FRET signal in its nucleus following UV irradiation through a microporous filter.

Given the tinderbox that was the Muslim world then, as now, it was no surprise that Benedict's citation of Islam as an example of a religion gone wild touched off the firestorm.

I love to cite the example of Meredith Wild, an author who self-published her series, built a brand around her imprint, and scored a multimillion dollar advance for five books.

Another example of wild and crazy "art": the bondage novel, Fifty Shades of Grey.