Sentence examples for spontaneously pick from inspiring English sources

But some children are missing out because of the myth that anyone under 25 can miraculously and spontaneously pick up the latest technology, she cautions.

In a different paradigm, von Bayern and colleagues found that 2 out of 4 captive NC crows, trained to collapse a platform in a perspex apparatus with their beak, were able to spontaneously pick up and drop stones into the apparatus when a tube was attached (making it impossible to reach the platform by beak).

As the teams changed sides after the first inning Tuesday night, Barry Bonds met Torii Hunter, the A.L. center fielder, near second base and spontaneously picked him up and held him over his shoulder.

Without any training, 78% spontaneously picked up sticks placed in their enclosures and used them to extract food from crevices in pieces of wood, much as New Caledonian crows use twigs to pry grubs and insects from rotted logs.

After a pause he shouted at her to pick up the gun and she spontaneously picked it up in her right hand.

Thus, RBO spontaneously hydrolyses during pick up and processing steps into the corresponding free fatty acids due to the presence of endogenous microbic lipases typically observed in cereals [6, 7].

This allowed the interviewees to pick up spontaneously on those factors that were perceived as most important for their innovation and then they were prompted to discuss the issues in more depth.

There's too much paperwork, lawyers, and red tape involved in a corporate makeover to pick the person spontaneously, plus you can't tailor a custom suit in the duration of an hour-long television show.

Alexandre Schmidt, head of the U.N. drug office in West Africa, says he was struck by the astonishing nimbleness of the traffickers, who seem to pick up and discard routes and countries spontaneously.

Jamming describes a consciously unstructured situation in which musicians get together without arrangements or rehearsals; they pick a starting song and then play spontaneously.

Jamming describes a consciously unstructured situation in which musicians get together with neither arrangements nor rehearsals; they pick a starting song and then play spontaneously.