Sentence examples for those squid from inspiring English sources

Whereas Phelps is built for a life spent largely underwater, with an elongated torso, size-14 flippers, and what must be webbed fingers at the end of those squid arms, Lochte has the upper body of a gymnast, buffed by training habits that might seem better suited for an event set in the desert: flipping huge tractor tires, pulling chains.

Those who had a known allergy to mackerel or squid or those who detest sushi were excluded from the trial.

It is the world investigated using cryogenic sensors, especially those of the SQUID's family.

Illustration adapted with permission from the Understanding Evolution website Fig. 4 Humans' and lizards' complex, lens-based eyes are homologous to one another, but analogous to those of the squid.

In order to evaluate homeodomain gene function in the establishment of neuronal identity and connectivity, we turned to neurons that are more homogenous in anatomy and function, namely, those of the squid giant axon (Marder, 2002).

"Actually," says Thompson, "those are squid eyes".

For non-AG mismatches, we obtained roughly the same numbers as those for squid.

While this Gq signaling is typical for the majority of bistable rhodopsins including those of squid and octopus, other bistable rhodopsins have been shown to couple to other G proteins such as Go.

It's in between those cooking times that the squid is most likely to be rubbery.

All those jar-opening squid, all that non-fair-trade chocolate made by African kids who've never been to school, the "irresolvable tension" of jet-shipping strawberries out of season.

Lenses like those of a squid eye that exist and function in water have high demands for bending light compared to lenses that function in air.