Sentence examples for mimics in the from inspiring English sources
Some bee mimics in the family Syrphidae are also known as bee flies.
This case further asserts the role of CT perfusion in the evaluation of patients with stroke mimics in the emergency room setting.
The ant-hunters hesitated to attack mimics in the first place, and when they did, the bad mimics ran away faster.
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2017 Feb;52(2):176-183. 2. Goyal N, Tsivgoulis G, Male S, Metter EJ, Iftikhar S, Kerro A, et al. FABS: An Intuitive Tool for Screening of Stroke Mimics in the Emergency Department.
Animals were assumed to be the agents of removal because chewed seeds and husks and small-mammal faeces were found in or near the dishes and because plastic seed mimics in the dishes were not taken.
We manipulated length, vertical orientation, and three-dimensional structural complexity of root mimics in the AMUs to explore their effects on the fish community variables: fish abundance, number of species and community composition.
The changing viewpoints in turn are mimicked in the way we re-encounter the same language in different forms.
The car-sharing industry has its roots in mid-century Europe, whose coöperative vehicle pooling was mimicked, in the nineteen-eighties, by American nonprofits and city governments.
A brilliant mimic in the audience took off Sandy Toksvig chortling about how naughty she was to keep mentioning the Tube and other endlessly Londony matters.
The grouping of these galaxies around the Milky Way Galaxy is mimicked in the case of the Andromeda Galaxy, which is also accompanied by several dwarf companions.
Like Mark Twain, whom he mimicked in the opening line of "The Catcher in the Rye," he injected a new slangy, colloquial tone into our literature.
