Sentence examples for its appendage from inspiring English sources

Along with its appendage the I.S.I., it has intervened regularly in domestic politics, rigging votes and overthrowing elected governments.

He looked at his bumper and its appendage and swiftly concluded that he was wrong: there was no damage to his car.

The anterior-most or protocerebral segment includes the eyes, and its appendage is the antenna of onychophorans, the frontal raptorial appendage of gilled lobopods and anomalocarids and the hypostome-labrum of crown-group arthropods (see Discussion for the problematic definition of this segment and its subdivision).

But when it grew into its appendages and started bobbling its head, we knew it was a pigeon.

ΔNp63 α is essential to the formation of the epidermis and its appendages, such as hairs and sebaceous glands since it regulates epithelial development and differentiation.

He peered at its appendages and noted its fine orange color, and soon they were chatting companionably about genitalia.

And tie it you should, because Mr. Burke's next step, browning the bird in a sizzling pivot around the pan, is not easy with its appendages flapping.

There are still visible tributaries, however i.e., the Yauza and two of its appendages on the left (northern) bank and the Setun.

If the area of the hull and its appendages is concentrated toward the aft end, then the ship is likely to be directionally stable.

The circulatory system is an open one, with most of the body fluid, or hemolymph, occupying cavities of the body and its appendages.

Secondary sex characters include scent glands; sexually linked pigmentation of the skin or its appendages; the nature of any vocal apparatus; hardened areas on the appendages that facilitate amplexus; distribution of hair; body size; mammary gland development; and other features.