Sentence examples for flame bulb from inspiring English sources
These similarities make it tempting to speculate that nephrocytes and podocytes are homologous cell types; a hypothesis that would be strengthened if the filtration diaphragms of other excretory organs, such as the flame bulb filtration slits in flatworms or the end sac filtration cells in arthropod segmental organs, were also based around an orthologous Ig domain molecular complex.
They had painted the poured concrete white and removed the Lautner-designed furniture; the cast-in-place concrete light fixture in the dining room had been replaced with a French chandelier lit with fake flame bulbs.
Go to Google and enter "flicker flame bulbs".
For some incomprehensible reason, it seems that not everyone appreciates flicker-flame bulbs as much as we do.
Or there was the year that I decided to really work on making our house look more festive, so I spent money we didn't have to buy the "real flame" candle bulbs.
They are considered as terminal cells in flame or bulbs [1] and as the basic units of the protonephridial system (PS) of invertebrates.
The room's candelabra-style sconces were fitted with flame-tip bulbs to approximate candlelight.
Only small flame-shaped bulbs glowed faintly in the sconces in the front hall.
The sconce was revived with the invention of electric lighting, which, combined with an appetite for the picturesque, stimulated the production of sconces supporting imitation wax candles topped by specially designed, flame-shaped bulbs.
In one nanosecond, the drooping strands are burning bright, casting their image of a Christmas tree out into the world, and in the next, so quick that there seems no time at all while the signal travels along the wires from the switch, the colored, candle-flame-shaped bulbs — red, orange, green, blue, white — are doused.
"A string of 16 vaguely flame-shaped bulbs sitting in brass sockets the size of shot glasses sold for a pricey $12 (about $350 in today's money) in 1900," according to Smithsonian Magazine.
