Sentence examples for flying release from inspiring English sources

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Hard to believe but IAAF confirming that Liu Xiang was wearing same bib number here — 1356 — that he wore in Beijing in 2008 #London2012 — Christopher Clarey (@christophclarey) 7 Aug 12 Hambüchen of Germany just competed a huge routine, with absolutely flying release moves.

Fruit flies release a number of different pheromones, all with similar chemical structures.

The genomic position of each sequence was mapped on the corresponding genome by using BLAT [ 54] (human Build 35; mouse Build 34; zebra fish Zv4; fly Release 4; worm WS120).

Protein sequences for all four species were retrieved from the Ensembl FTP site: Mouse release 36 NCBI m34 assembly (36471 sequences); Human release 36, NCBI 35 assembly (33869 sequences); Worm release 37, Wormbase 150 dataset (26032 sequences); Fly release 37, BDGP assembly release 4 (19369 sequences).

Fruit flies released into Flydra met with a trippy turn of events.

Thus, if the cleaning modules are evoked by dust on specific body parts, then flies released from artificial activation should initiate cleaning of the next dirty body part in the hierarchy.

A queen excluder was placed on the entrance so that the observer could prevent queens in the virgin group from flying and release only those queens in the mating group.

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Due to a massive sterile male fly release program, C. hominivorax was eliminated from North America.

The explosion was so powerful that it sent twenty-five manhole covers flying and released untold amounts of oil into the Brooklyn-Queens aquifer, where the discharge began oozing glacially eastward toward Newtown Creek.

Scientists made the discovery by genetically modifying male flies to release female sex pheromones.