Sentence examples for if burrowing from inspiring English sources

The reconfiguration takes place through a subtle effect called quantum tunneling, in which the droplet does not have enough energy to wriggle from one configuration to the other, but simply pops from one to the other as if burrowing through an energy barrier, a team of chemists reports today in Science.

(A ) To determine if C. elegans engaged in burrowing migrations we injected worms into agar-filled pipettes aligned horizontally (east-west and north-south), or vertically (up-down).

At one point she crouched under a ledge between two speakers, as if simultaneously burrowing into the sound and hiding from it might help her find the right groove.

Listening, I feel as if I am burrowing very deep into something.

Yet it's actually really good: especially if you start burrowing into its Emerging, Unearthed and Hunted charts for emerging artists and tracks.

It's nearly impossible to suppress a few distorted facial expressions and gurgles of horror while reading about a jellyfish whose stings leave its victims with "shooting spasms," a creepy feeling in their skin "as if worms are burrowing through it," and a sense of despair and "impending doom".

It not known if adjacent gopher burrowing systems interconnect.

Then he said that if Burrows had taken his advice and become a nightclub entertainer, he might be a star at Joe's Chez Paree in East Liverpool, Ohio, instead of being an author of a Broadway hit.

If you burrowed deep enough, you might find a onesie at the bottom.

If you burrow into them you'll see the same memes, IQ charts and pseudo-scientific maps of racial attributes that alt-right accounts still spread on Twitter.

If we burrow into work, and don't come up for air during the day, we will have a hard time thinking strategically or putting our daily tasks into broader context.