Sentence examples for for a worm from inspiring English sources

That's for a worm with only nine hundred and fifty-nine cells.

This motion attracts prey, which mistake it for a worm or an insect on a branch.

The islanders respect him, and bring their children to him for a worm cure he's devised from crushed papaya seeds.

Sitting across a table from you, she does the sedentary equivalent: gazes sideways with a faraway look in her eyes, so that when you do the same, just to be companionable, next time you glance at her face you find she has you fixed with a sort of avian stare like she's waiting for a worm to stir in your head.

With more and more organisations relying on the service to deliver information and keep people in touch, the potential for a worm to render it useless – or, worse, dangerous to use – echoed the problems suffered by users of Microsoft's Windows operating system when the ILOVEYOU worm spread through email and infected millions of computers a decade ago.

For a worm's-eye view of the landscape, awning windows are set just above ground level.

What that means is to look out for specific signs of a worm or other virus in an e-mail.

The investigation is accomplished for a worm-gear drive with the Klingelnberg type of the worm that is ground by a circular cone, but the proposed approach may be applied for other types of worm gear drives with cylindrical worms.

Indeed, high helminthic loads are known to be associated with a Th2/Th1 imbalance [14] and therefore, could be responsible for a worm-induced Th2 cytokines-mediated drive upon immune responses directed to malarial antigens, over childhood and adolescence.

Examining the HOOC PGMA56 PHPMA155 copolymer by DLS, the significant reduction in its apparent particle dimensions[ 10] from 220 nm to 40 nm that is observed on increasing the solution pH value from pH 3.5 to pH 7.0 provides good evidence for a worm-to-sphere transition (see Figure  3 a).

This, together with the cylindrical shape of the aplacophorans and the polyplacophoran larva as well as the fossil Kulindroplax, argues for a worm-like body shape of the LCA of Aculifera, rendering the dorsoventrally flattened appearance of recent polyplacophorans a derived condition.