Sentence examples for the genets from inspiring English sources
noun
Any of several Old World nocturnal, carnivorous mammals, of the genus in the family Viverridae, most of which have a spotted coat and a long, ringed tail.
Some families of Carnivora such as civets (of the Viverridae family), their smaller relations the genets, and hyenas are chiefly African.
One-third to two-thirds of the genets in the three forests were sprouting, with an average of 4.0 5.7 sprouts per sprouting genet.
To shuffle the sample we consider two meadows of size n 1 and n 2 and we fill them randomly with the genets extracted from the original two meadows.
In this analysis, points on a 2-D graph represented the genets or the experimental groups.
The GeneTS methodology was applied to the data to determine periodicity [38].
The GeneTS algorithm, based heavily on Fisher's G-test, was performed as described previously [38], [39], [40].
Carnivores include the fox, the genet, and the rare wildcat.
He said yesterday that discussions were still under way with representatives of the Genet estate.
Staged in two "Acts", the exhibition focuses on distinctive stages of the Genet charisma: the early Genet – ex-con, army deserter and existentialist subversive – and the late, politicised, Genet who campaigned for the Black Panthers and the Palestinian fedayeen.
But the Genet estate objected to the alterations made for the male version, and so last night EgoPo/Cocteau opened the female version only.
The friend said he told someone he was going to see "The Blacks", meaning the Genet play, that evening, & the person he spoke to thought he meant Max Black, the philosopher & his wife.
