The apartments were little clusters of dark rooms, where a dozen human beings cringed around a meagre spark of fire, eyeing the two decrepit beds, which they must occupy by turn.
My name is Karen!," and then he rolled his burning fire-eyes and melted into the ether and left me there in the middle of the River Styx.
There are more than 200 species, known variously as antshrikes, antwrens, antvireos, fire-eyes, bare-eyes and bushbirds.
In addition, members of the genus Phlegopsis are known as bare-eyes, Pyriglena as fire-eyes and Neoctantes and Clytoctantes as bushbirds.
Next outside this group is the fire-eye (Pyriglena leuconota), followed by the bare-crowned antbird (Gymnocichla nudiceps) and the Myrmoborus antbird representative (Myrmoborus myotherinus).
Both the fire-eyes and the bare-crowned antbird were previously assumed to be related to the large, heavy-billed Myrmeciza antbirds (e.g., [ 3]).
The Iraqis have also tried to anticipate allied flight patterns and guide their fire by eye.
They fire sizzling eye lasers at their audiences.
And the damp logs on the fire hissed eye-stinging smoke into the cold, while some people hunched under sleeping bags or stomped their snowbound feet.
As firefighters rushed to the scene, neighbors entered the house to search for the children, but were driven out by the smoke and the fire, bleary eyed and unsuccessful.
First, we assessed neuron-behavior correlations, defined as the trial-by-trial correlation between the variation in neural firing and eye movement, in brain stem neurons.
