Sentence examples for wild selected from inspiring English sources

The Minnesota Wild selected him in the seventh round of the 2001 N.H.L. draft, and Boogaard built his strong-fisted reputation quickly after making the team in 2005.

When it came to choosing color schemes in her new place, she went slightly wild, selecting a fiery red for the living room, green for the kitchen, a mellow yellow for the bedroom and, in the hall, a light blue that felt outdoorsy, especially when accented with a spray of branches in a tall green glass vase.

Paquito D'Rivera's "Wapango"; Mario Davidovsky's "Festino"; Zhou Long's "Wild Grass"; selected songs of Ned Rorem; Adagio from Gunther Schuller's String Quartet No. 3; Anthony Davis's "Dance"; selected songs by Derek Bermel and John Zornn's "Rugby".

Wild and selected accessions consumed half of their storage carbon during reproduction, but replenishment of storage organs was 60% lower in selected accession compared to wild ones.

Consequently the eight wild lines selected were unique according to their sequence identity within this region.

In each sample population, the five plants of wild Capsicum selected were collected and completely randomized (including roots).

Based on visual inspection in comparison to wild type, selected lines were divided into colour categories, ranging from dark brown to yellow.

The wild emmer lines were selected from wild emmer populations in the Diyarbakir region so that each represented a branch in a neighbor-joining tree (Additional file 1, Figure S5) based on genetic distances using 131 RFLP loci [ 22].

"Our hypothesis is that nature in the wild will select much faster for CO2".

Researchers have found that bearded capuchin monkeys in the wild will select the most effective stone for use in cracking nuts, rejecting those that are too light or crumbly.

Thus, as farmed salmon is more prone to risk, predation-mortality in the wild could select against the bold fast growing farmed individuals.