Sentence examples for into colony from inspiring English sources

As she ducked into Colony she gave the street a thrill by pulling up the hem of her dress to wipe off her camera lens.

Nonsocial foundresses, presumably not adapted to social life, invested significantly more resources into colony growth than normally social foundresses, and experienced reduced survivorship in mixed groups.

"We are talking about food security and world food supplies being put at risk". Defra said a further £90,000 had been allocated to the NBU this year to expand investigations into colony losses.

Oldooz Pooyanfar, a graduate student at Simon Fraser University, created the device to improve data collection and hopefully lead to some insight into colony collapse disorder, the mysterious affliction that has claimed many a hive.

The money will go towards both a UC Davis research project to further look into Colony Collapse Disorder, as well as help fund the Häagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven, which aims to teach people about how to create their own honeybee farms.

Following incubation at 37°C, the colonies were counted and converted into colony forming units (CFU) (CFU/ml).

Many have sheaths to bind other cells or filaments into colonies.

During asexual reproduction the cell contents divide and form motile spores that arrange themselves into colonies before being liberated.

"Other countries in Asia have actually had a much worse time, of actually being turned into colonies, like India, Vietnam and the Philippines," he said.

Polyps of most hydroids, hydrocorals, and soft and hard corals, however, proliferate asexually into colonies, which can attain much greater size and longevity than their component polyps.

Tellingly, the Wikipedia article for it reads "most organisms were simple, composed of individual cells occasionally organized into colonies".