Sentence examples for quick probe from inspiring English sources
Whether a quick probe with the tongue or a long sensual lick from earlobe to collarbone, licking is an important part of a good neck kiss.
This test follows a quick-probe logic in which participants are given a list of author names intermixed with a set of foils, and are asked to indicate which items they recognize as the names of real authors.
OFT probe quick house sales The Office of Fair Trading is to look at the world of quick-sale property transactions.
A quick and simple probe might be the best insurance when you are tempted into being swept off your feet, unaware of being caught up in a foolish or regrettable rebound mode.
Scientists, of course, were not so quick to yield, probing ever deeper into the question of the mind's effect on the body.
Imagine a finger entering a wound, imagine the involuntary recoil: these are wildly exaggerated in the moving sculpture – a sharp jab, a violent springing away – to remind one of the shock of a digit probing the quick of the wound.
This raises the future cost of capital to the firm, and increases pressure for quick settlements of regulatory probes.
We constructed a genome-wide database of optimal oligonucleotide sequences, enabling quick design of FuseFISH probes against known and novel fusions.
A quick extraction with EDTA probes the structural location of Cd2+, Cu2+, Pb2+, and Zn2+, and provides information on the fraction of the transition metal ions that are loosely associated with the external surfaces of the clay mineral.
Chicks denied access to the litter area was significantly quicker to reach the probe near the negative location than when denied access to the feed area (mean 8.9±1.7.7 vs. 18.6 ± 1.7) – an 'optimistic' judgement of ambiguity indicative of a less negative affective state when denied litter compared to when denied feed.
In addition, the computational efficiency of the pipeline allows quick reevaluation of the probes as new target/non-target sequences become available.
