Faced with a detailed discussion of policies toward China or five insane buildings under construction in Shanghai, we tend to choose the latter bite-sized option, even when we know we will not be entirely satisfied by it.
For dessert, I was tempted by baked passion-fruit cream with yogurt sorbet, but chose a fig tart with caramel ice cream because I can never resist the latter's bite at the end of a meal.
In the first case, wider bite angles favoured oxidative addition as a result of an electronic bite-angle effect; and in the latter case, small-bite-angle diphosphines promoted a rate-limiting reductive elimination.
These bird groups associate with, correspondingly, Ixodes uriae and Ixodes ricinus ticks, of which the latter species may bite and transmit the infection to humans.
If you do the latter this will bite you in the wallet. .
According to my partner, who obviously knows me better than anyone, there may be an element of truth in the former, but casting aspersions on the latter would be biting the hand that heals me.
For this study several human blood sera were obtained from donors who classified themselves as either tick-bite sensitive or tick-bite naive, the latter meaning that these individuals had never been bitten by a tick, according to their own statement.
We chose the latter three variables because biting represented the most common aggressive behaviour while arm waving was the most common submissive behaviour.
In 2008, a team of scientists led by S. Wroe conducted an experiment to determine the bite force of the great white shark, using a 2.4 m long specimen, and then isometrically scaling the results for its maximum confirmed size and the conservative minimum and maximum body mass of C. megalodon, placing the bite force of the latter between 108514 N and 182201 N in a posterior bite.
Cook the meat in milk before adding wine and tomatoes to protect it from the acidic bite of the latter.
The bite of the latter has been compared to being pierced with a hot needle, and the injected saliva digested the victims' tissues until, in the words of the emir's jailer, "masses of their flesh had been gnawed off their bones".
