Sentence examples for weight of the fly from inspiring English sources

A common contrivance by which orchids exploit flies is a hinged, balanced lip that tips with the weight of the fly and launches the pollinator into the flower.

After 5 days, the number and weight of the fly larvae were recorded (5 replicates).

Another way to think of the "load" on your fly rod is as the amount of potential energy "loaded" into the flex of the rod and weight of the fly line.

Do not place the vise too high or too low on the bend or the vise and hook will not be able to support the weight of the fly.

The full weight of the flying array with equipment attached was 30 kg.

Since the vertical diamagnetic force altered the effective net weight of the flies, these genes may have a role in gravisensing or altered gravity adaption.

The large field gradient (~100 Tm-1) in the 0 g* and 2 g* tubes (absent in the 1 g* tube) altered the effective net weight of the flies, which affected their motility, as reported in [ 27].

The samples (recently-laid OregonR Drosophila eggs) were exposed to the magnetic field for 22 days at 19°C to analyse the effect of the magnetic field and altered effective net weight of the flies on their entire life cycle, from embryo to embryo.

Our results indicate that the vertical diamagnetic force (that levitated the flies in the 0 g* tube and enhanced the net effective weight of the flies in the 2 g* tube) had less of an influence on the transcription profile than other effects of the strong magnetic field, which was present in all three tubes (11.5 T in 0 g* and 2 g*, and 16.5 T in 1 g*).

Fly ash fractions after passing through 200 mesh has been taken for ball milling since it gave 45% by weight of the total fly ash taken for sieving, the other size ranges providing less quantity.

To do so, the human or the hamster GPHR proteins were expressed a in dGPHR mutant flies using a ubiquitous Gal4 driver (daughterless-Gal4) and the weight of the emerging adult flies was used as a readout of body size.