Sentence examples for wings of birds from inspiring English sources

The wings of birds and of flies are analogous.

The side panels of several large triptyches were closed like the wings of birds.

It has been said that Lyme disease moves on the wings of birds, which some experts believe carry the bacteria causing the condition.

"Kevin is a very good example of why it's so important to maintain clipping of wings of birds that are free," Mr. Perry said.

Another conclusion is that natural selection, the process postulated by Darwin, explains the configuration of such adaptive features as the human eye and the wings of birds.

There seems little doubt that the disease, which flies on the wings of birds and mosquitoes, has become permanently established in this country.

In the wing of birds, the development of a biphalangeal digit in absence of HoxD-11 expression is conserved, but the embryological position of HoxD-11 expression is derived, a full digital position closer to the primary axis (Figure 1C).

Comparative morphology identifies the digits of the wing of birds as 1,2 and 3, but they develop at embryological positions that become digits 2, 3 and 4 in other amniotes.

Vestiges such as the stumpy wings of flightless birds, and the hairs that prickle on human skin just like the rising hackles on furry mammals, are further testimony to our shared origins.

Pagoda rooftops, the wings of mythological birds or carvings of flowers or animals are woven into the ornamentation, revealing more than a hint of Asian Buddhist or Hindu inspiration.

With any luck he will fly to immortality on the wings of tiny birds.