Sentence examples for fly switching from inspiring English sources

Both in Lipsky's book and Ponsoldt's film, he tirelessly edits and self-edits on the fly, switching off the tape recorder [1] to rehearse his thoughts, specifying what Lipsky can and can't include, humbling himself while subtly heading off any negative spin: "You could make me look like a real dick if you wanted to print this".

I cast long and short, played the surface with a caddis fly, switched to a nymph to fish the bottom, strategized to no end, but nothing doing.

Most surprisingly, the homologous gene isolated from the mouse can replace the one present in Drosophila, and when placed in the fruit fly, switch on, not mammalian eye formation, but insect eye formation.

Like say some major selling points like Hybrid SLI and on-the-fly switching between the two GPUs?

Flies switched to a rich diet were long lived.

While it is relatively easy to visualize the change in survivorship for flies switched at day 10, the differences for flies switched at day 20 was more subtle (Table 1).

To test whether CR may directly mediate repressive heterochromatin maintenance, we measured the level of gene silencing in flies switched from high calorie food to low calorie food and vice versa (diet switch experiments), changes known to rapidly change mortality rates [ 32],.

This reversible shift in mortality rates is reminiscent of what has been observed in flies switched from high to low calorie food (and vice-versa; data not shown and [ 9, 10]), further supporting the idea that DN-Dmp53 and CR might employ similar mechanisms to extend life span [ 8, 11].

He is depicted in art as a man of letters carrying a magic sword and a fly switch.

Correction: The green portions of the graph show that the fly was switching muscles on the flipped-wing side into a lower "gear," not the red portions.

This indicated that the fly was switching muscles on the side of the flipped wing into a lower "gear," shortening the length of that wing's beats (as shown by the green portions of the graph in the video) to allow the fly to turn, the team reports online today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.