Sentence examples for flying attributed from inspiring English sources
Erica Jong's 15th anniversary edition of Fear of Flying attributed to the legacy of Flaubert's novel a "considerable pressure" to kill off her adulterous heroine.
This enables assignment of local identifiers for flies A i and B i to global identifiers 1 and 2 and to sort fly attributes according to global fly identifiers.
I would recommend flying freely for a while to gain experience and improve your character's Flying Attribute before you go into this lesson.
36 and 38 Squadrons to operate for a period as a single unit, all flying hours being attributed to No. 38 Squadron in official records.
Definition 3. The occlusion problem is finding the best overall assignment of fly identities in all unoccluded sequences using observable fly attributes.
The idea of attribute-based methods is pretty simple: compare the values of known fly attributes before and after the occlusion and assign pre-occlusion flies to best matching post-occlusion flies.
Neck pain and neck injuries are a systematic problem within the CH-146 Griffon pilot and flight engineer communities, with 70-80% of crew members reporting persistent neck pain directly attributed to flying [1,2].
The increase in flowability of concrete mixtures made with high content of slag and fly ash is attributed to the fact spherical shape of fly ash and slag particles, which enhance concrete flow.
Because BACE activity is not present in Drosophila, overexpression of human APP does not lead to secretion of Aβ leading to the interpretation that all phenotypic effects in these transgenic flies should be attributed to the presence of human APP.
Indeed, a substantial fraction of the total variation in ivermectin resistance in sepsid flies can be attributed to population differentiation (Blanckenhorn et al. 2013).
This phenotype of MB052B was limited to male flies and presumably attributed to male specific expression in this line; we therefore did not use males of this driver in experiments involving activation.
