Sentence examples for which snips from inspiring English sources
The difference in dosing on the individual level depends on which SNIPs you have.
The mock-divine Lomazzo held compasses; Kahlo, by contrast, manipulates a pair of forceps, which snip a cardiac vein and drag it from her bosom to her lap.
No legal action is expected against the crew, which snipped 300 feet of rope from the 65-foot humpback's dorsal fin 12 miles offshore on Sunday.
Gang Bao at Georgia Institute of Technology makes nanoscale DNA repair-bots, which snip out damaged sections of DNA and using a template, replace them with undamaged segments.
This means the researchers still have no idea of the mechanism by which the snips raise the risk of heart disease.
The record is named after a piece in which Mr. Lacy snips a pair of scissors in the air -- you can just make this out -- and then reproduces and elaborates on this pattern with his horn.
It comes in a Fritos bag, which is snipped open so that chili con carne can be ladled inside.
Bush got his first inkling of a metallic link during his Ph.D. research on b-amyloid precursor protein (APP), which enzymes snip apart to produce b amyloid.
"Deadheading" is a cultivating process in which you snip off dead blossoms from flowering plants.
These are called SNP's (pronounced "snips"), which stands for single nucleotide polymorphism.
Among the manufacturers to make the change is the parent company of Wiss-brand metal-cutting snips, which are sold at Home Depot and elsewhere attached to a piece of cardboard with elastic staples — no plastic in sight.
