Sentence examples for morphs in a from inspiring English sources

Let us suppose that there are two genetically distinct morphs in a population of moths, call them Light and Dark.

This often includes the phenomenon of mimicry when mimetic morphs fly alongside nonmimetic morphs in a population of a particular species.

In my review of Leviathan I mentioned a future in which fish dinners are prepared by dropping a pellet into a protoplasm-activating solution, then selecting whatever species of fish we wish, after the pellet goes through a series of morphs, in a living menu: one minute for a trout, two for salmon.

This indicates that different colony morphs in a microcosm did not diverge in fitness, despite the evolution of ecological diversity.

Primers created from Illumina transcriptome sequencing results produced 91.1% of the ORF for FLS, yet we did not detect any consistent differences among color morphs in a cDNA survey of two purple- and two white-flowered individuals.

Although rare, other pairs of resource morphs include, for example, littoral and profundal morphs in Arctic charr of Fjellfrøsvatn, north Norway [7] and snail-eating and algae-eating morphs in a cichlid fish of Cuatro Ciénegas, Mexico [8].

But Lord Feldman will no doubt have schooled Mr. Cameron for the moments when Mr. Jay's performance morphs in an instant into that of a mordant inquisitor, his stinging questions invariably accompanied by the mollifying words — "If I can be forgiven for putting it that way" — of an accomplished courtroom performer, now familiar to millions of British television viewers after months of hearings.

What form music and its creators take is proliferating, diversifying and morphing in a beautiful way that cannot be categorised by an "ism".

After thwacking in the decisive penalty in the Euro 96 semi-final, Moller started strutting around like a haughty, constipated peacock – inappropriate enough at the best of times, even more so at what had morphed in a millisecond from an orgy to a wake.

It's hard to fault their efforts: 2008 and 2009 were not the years to sell from floor plans, not the years to believe in slick renderings or to trust that a grubby construction site would morph in a timely manner into a layer cake of aspirational apartments with lapidary finishes and values of more than $10 million.

Discovery of the year: Georgia Jarman Arriving unheralded out of the blue, the American soprano Georgia Jarman had audiences gasping in ENO's Tales of Hoffman: incarnating a coloratura-singing doll, her preternaturally agile voice and limbs seemed to morph in a way which was both comic and almost unbelievable.