Sentence examples for swim network from inspiring English sources

To ground the implementation in a biological context, the implementation is based on a model of the escape swim network of Tritonia diomedea, a marine mollusk.

MTV and the Adult Swim Network have already rejected the ad, the New York Daily News reports, for its use of "bleeped profanity" and an image of Upton's "erect nipple".

The authors analyze the excitatory and inhibitory synaptic actions of C2 onto VSI neurons in the swim network of the nudibranch Tritonia before and after the lesion of their axons connecting two separated areas of synaptic interaction.

These observations suggest IC cells of the early swimming network are electrically coupled to CPG neurons.

Apart from winning most of his cases, Mr. Birdman and his colleagues on "Adult Swim," Cartoon Network's late-night block of animated shows, often beat Leno and Letterman in the ratings.

His ad was no more offensive than some of his skits on "Loiter Squad," the Odd Future sketch show on the Adult Swim cable network, and its characters were no odder than the recurring ones who run through his music.

These channels will now be a part of the base package Sling TV sells, which also includes ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, TBS, Food Network, HGTV, Travel Channel, IFC, El Rey, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, ABC Family, Disney Channel, CNN and Galavision.

The Time Warner deal would add the Warner Bros. film studio, the Warner Bros. Television empire and DC Entertainment (a vehicle for Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and other superheroes), along with HBO, Cinemax and the array of Turner Broadcasting properties: TNT, TBS, TruTV, Turner Classic Movies, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, HLN and CNN.

"Focus Grill" originally aired on Adult Swim, a cable network that shares channel space with Cartoon Network, on April 4, 2004.

"We were thinking more like it being something on Adult Swim," on Cartoon Network.

If you've ever found yourself surfing after midnight through the cable wasteland, you may have chanced across "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" on "Adult Swim," the Cartoon Network's quirky programming block for insomniacs.