Sentence examples for good homing from inspiring English sources

Drunk drivers are good homing pigeons, but if they try a new route, trouble follows.

The results show that a small number of coefficients is sufficient to achieve a good homing performance.

"She is most comfortable when she has a target," said Larry Persily, a former Anchorage journalist who worked until June in Ms. Palin's office in Washington, D.C. "And once she has it, she is really good at homing in on that target".

Basal expression of a given chemokine receptor is not by itself a good marker of homing or aggressiveness and is subject to change by the microenvironment.

Strong site fidelity, loud advertisement calls, and stereotypic territorial defense behavior make it possible to reliably detect the presence of individuals and thus allow for good estimations of homing success and speed.

MSCs are easily available, have a good safety profile and homing capacity, and importantly are relatively immunoprivileged, allowing allogeneic transplantation.

"It was just like a homing pigeon," she said.

While worrying about homing in on dry goods yesterday, I honed my parking skills.

We used a hindlimb ischemia model for the study of ischemia-directed homing firstly for reasons of good accessibility of the tissues of interest for the optical probe of the confocal endomicroscope.

The problem is that terrorists are like homing pigeons – they come home to roost.

Sometimes, though, that homing in feeling of just a single hovering page of words can be good — turns everything into a little poem.