Sentence examples for spectrum of turning from inspiring English sources

Using gratings moving in different directions, we elicited fictive swims covering a wide spectrum of turning angles.

Previous studies also showed that removing Mauthner cells and their homologs, while drastically increasing the response delay of escape turns, spared the expression of a wide spectrum of turning angles [ 6, 9].

Politicians from across the political spectrum accuse the internet companies of turning a blind eye to the issue.

Now, she often works on the opposite end of the spectrum: She is fascinated by the magic of turning synthetic yarns into high-quality, luxurious garments.

Sure enough, many of the beetles had different colors than their exoskeleton structure seemed to indicate, the group reports online this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. They conclude that molecular changes during fossilization likely pushed the beetles' coloring toward the red end of the color spectrum, turning a normally yellow beetle more orange, for example.

(On the far, other end of the spectrum, it turns out the Winklevoss twins are also believers).

At the opposite end of the spectrum, Jennifer Lopez turned up in a bouffant so voluminous that a small family could have been inhabiting the top of her head.

The sunflower devotee and master of the color spectrum would turn 160 years old if he were still magically alive today.

Sometimes the convergence of these two seemingly opposite strands of the political spectrum turns into outright collaboration.

In November we went to election events and talked to voters of all persuasions and ages and sides of the political spectrum during what turned out to be the first of two rounds in the presidential elections.

Since 2008, when the country's problems began to surface, a much broader spectrum of Greek investors has turned to London real estate.