Here then is the pathology of class – an open, seeping wound over which flies continually buzz.
He flew continually, and in his later life, he began touring air shows and schools, promoting his time in the B-17.
Instead of just two weeks, the beetles fly continually from May until October, attacking trees, burrowing in, and laying their eggs for half the year.
The nestlings don't get any practice flights — once they leave they usually fly continually, even while asleep, until it's time to breed — so they have to get their weight right the first time.
Throughout the act, prehistoric denizens such as a flying lizard continually distract Gertie.
However, for flying insects, continually changing air currents mean that predictable local gradients are less common.
Flies continually and has had many crackups, but despite her four crashes has never been hurt.
To perform their aerial manoeuvres, the flies continually combine information from multiple senses, including vision, hearing and smell, and use these data to control the activity of the neural circuits that support flight.
Large flocks may engage in a practice known as "roller-feeding", where the birds at the back of the flock continually fly to the front where the feeding opportunities are best.
For its contribution in liberating the Gusen concentration camp, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum continually flies the division's colors at its entrance and for high-profile memorial ceremonies, honoring it as one of 35 US divisions to have assisted in the liberation of German concentration camps.
