Sentence examples for feather I from inspiring English sources
"Mr. Feather?" I tapped three times quickly.
"Mr. Feather!" I was suddenly irritated.
"He's gone, Mr. Feather," I said.
"Do you have any children, Mr. Feather?" I tried.
The extent of this apoptosis in the feathers of SLV chickens varied with the severity of depigmentation of the feathers (i.e., highest in active depigmentation), suggesting a close association between apoptosis and the disappearance of melanocytes.
Huitzilopochtli's mother, Coatlicue, is one aspect of the Aztecs' multidimensional earth goddess; she conceived him after having kept in her bosom a ball of hummingbird feathers (i.e., the soul of a warrior) that fell from the sky.
The rejuvenation of the idea that birds were dinosaurs in the 1970s and 80s suggested that some later carnivorous dinosaurs likely had feathers (i.e. feathers evolved before birds did) but there was no reason to think that tyrannosaurs had feathers.
Several more clues were provided by a 30-year-old study reporting that the moult pattern for flight feathers coincided nicely with the presence of these anomalous "coppery" feathers (i.e.; ref).
To calculate the EID50/g of the field feather samples, we used our previous estimate of the weight of matrices collected from feathers (i.e., mean values of differences obtained between swabs weighed after and before the rubbing activity on body surface).
