Sentence examples for minute floating from inspiring English sources

These fishes feed at night and have bright photophores, or bioluminescent organs, at the tips of their lower jaws; they appear to use these organs much like tiny searchlights as they feed on planktonic (minute floating) organisms.

It was in the Steel City in 1992 that Neil Kinnock, then riding high in the opinion polls against John Major, was spectacularly undone with a breathtaking display of hubris in front of 10,000 screaming followers scenting victory in what has become the textbook example of how not to appeal to last-minute floating voters.

To go out for dak galbi is to submit to its ritual, to spend 90 minutes floating through the cosmos on dak galbi time.

Soak them off for 10-15 minutes, float them for 20 minutes and dry on a face cloth.

And what we're seeing is within about five to 10 minutes of floating, a 10 to 15 point drop in diastolic blood pressure.

Spend a few minutes just floating on your back, playing or diving under.

A 2014 study published in BMC Complement Alternative Medicine found that stress, depression, anxiety, and pain decreased after participants tried just twelve 45-minute sessions floating in a highly concentrated salt water sensory deprivation tank.

After endobronchial inspection with the white-light (WL) and autofluorescence image (AFI) bronchoscope (Pentax) forceps (Olympos) bronchial biopsies were obtained from right upper lobe carina followed by slow freezing over two minutes by floating in a bath of super-cooled with dry ice isopentane.

Her wordless vocals come in around the three-and-a-half-minute mark, floating around the droning melodies.

But within minutes of floating the idea of the gas-bag holiday, Sen. Obama came under fire from several prominent gas-bags, including MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

In the 12th minute, Geoff Cameron floated a ball toward Zardes, who drew two Guatemalan defenders in the box.