(4) Wing waving: this category includes bouts of low frequency wing movements such as wing extension, wing flicking, or wing scissoring.
"The evacuees are in a separate extension wing, separated from the rest of the school," she explains.
(C ) Chrimson-mediated activation of P1 neurons causes wing extension (wing ext). in solitary males, which is suppressed by co-activation of neurons expressing R43D01-Gal4.
We thus assayed abnormalities in courtship latency (time to the first wing extension) and the more visually overt courtship behaviors (i.e., wing extension, wing vibration, and copulation) of individual GAL4/ UAS-fru MIR males paired with a CS female.
The palace, with many extensions and wings, is huge, and its garden is five times as big as the building.
This is most apparent in the rooms devoted to Marina Abramović's turbulent life as the world's most famous performance artist and Rebecca Horn's eerie but seductive body extensions – black wings, pencil masks, a unicorn costume designed to startle walkers in the woods.
Flattened and wider than they are long, manta rays have fleshy enlarged pectoral fins that look like wings; extensions of those fins, looking like a devil's horns, project as the cephalic fins from the front of the head.
In addition to the new, more fuel efficient engines, the Neo, as the plane is often referred to, will also be kitted out with vertical extensions to its wings.
The house is huge and modern and somehow without logic, as if wings and extensions have been appended to the main structure willy-nilly.
Ridging: be longitudinal, transverse, or both, or manifested as spines, or wings (flattened extensions of the endocarp wall).
