Sentence examples for these necks from inspiring English sources

With the new high-resolution imagery, it is now clear that as a droplet peels away from a rough surface, the round droplet forms a series of tiny "necks" adhering to each of the high points on the surface; these necks (which the researchers call "capillary bridges") then gradually stretch, thin and break.

Note: Boys tend to be skinnier in these necks of the woods.

These necks were around 50 60 nm in diameter and thus much bigger than the neck of the average constitutive transport carrier.

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Dr Silver said: "Ultimately, the goal of this research would be to free people with these neck injuries from having to use mechanical ventilators.

This should have given the neck some added stiffness, and because muscles attached to these neck ribs, provided it with extra power to move.

In setting up this project, we encountered concerns about it being too dangerous to anaesthetise patients without additional investigations, and about having to delay other operations to create additional theatre time for these neck of femur patients.

In the process of building these neck and jaw muscles, air sinuses, and other soft tissues, the researchers found an unusually placed neck muscle, called longissimus capitis superficialis.

"They need to move away from these neck lanyards as quickly as possible … especially now that the staff have been proven right that they're going to be viewed as a way to attack staff," he said before driving to Napa State Hospital on Thursday to discuss his concerns in front of TV news cameras.

These neck mutants were highly unstable, which made binding assays with these constructs very difficult to perform.

All these neck proteins are described in Table  2 and Additional file 2: Table S1.