Sentence examples for spike of small from inspiring English sources

The small plants usually have a dense tuft of basal leaves and long, leafless stalks bearing a terminal spike of small flowers.

The plant produces spikes of small white purple-dotted flowers and readily reseeds itself.

The plant bears spikes of small blue, purple, or white flowers that have a high rate of self-pollination.

Pennycress species can be annuals or perennials and produce spikes of small white, lavender, or pink flowers with four petals.

But few gardeners trouble themselves because, although its scent is delightful, mignonette's fat spikes of small greenish or reddish flowers aren't much to look at.

For example, in Figure 7, we plot the formation and evolution of stable boundary spike out of small perturbations from the constant solution ((bar{u},bar{v})).

The trace on the EEG slows still further as your brain produces delta waves with occasional spikes of smaller faster waves in between.

Spiking activity of small groups of neurons (MUA) and the LFP were obtained by amplifying (1000×) and band-pass filtering (MUA, 0.7 6.0 kHz; LFP, 0.7 170 Hz) the recorded signals with a customized 32 channels Plexon pre-amplifier connected to an HST16o25 headset (Plexon Inc., USA).

During a break following the initial meeting, Andy Gavin approached Charlotte Francis, the artist responsible for the renderings, and gave her fifteen minutes to close Crash's huge, smiling mouth to make him seem less aggressive, change his eyes from green to "two small black "Pac-Man" shapes" and make his spike of hair smaller.

It has been proposed that there are two coding strategies in the nervous system (Harris and Mrsic-Flogel, 2013), a sparse code, in which information is encoded at any instant by the spiking of a small subset of neurons within the population, in general with low mean firing rates and high selectivity, that could increase information storage.

Featherlike spikes of 8 10 small, stalkless, white flowers are borne on leafless branches some 10 25 cm (4 10 inches) long.