Sentences with phrase «as nymphs»

For instance, the tick that transmits Lyme prefers small rodents as larvae, larger animals like raccoons, cats and humans as nymphs.

When subsequently fed as nymphs, infected larvae retained the spirochetes through the molt and transmitted them to naïve mice.

All periodical species follow the same basic life cycle, living underground as nymphs for 13 or 17 years, and then emerging simultaneously in great numbers in the summer.

Risk of human infection is greatest in late spring and summer, in the northeast, as nymphs become adults.

I see women compared to and perceived as nymphs often.

Female mites lays eggs deep in the skin, while the larvae hatched from eggs grows as a nymph and then molts into an adult.

Not exact matches

I, that am rudely stamped, and want love's majesty To strut before a wanton ambling nymph; I, that am curtail'd of this fair proportion, Cheated of feature by dissembling nature, Deformed, unfinished, sent before my time Into this breathing world, scarce half made up, And that so lamely and unfashionable That dogs bark at me as I halt by them.

Once upon a time when she was playing in a flowery meadow with her Nymph companions, Kore was seized by Haides and carried off to the underworld as his bride.

As lovely as it is to be a nymph, how much more incredible is it to be a wizarAs lovely as it is to be a nymph, how much more incredible is it to be a wizaras it is to be a nymph, how much more incredible is it to be a wizard?

As the youth of Kentucky lightly and gayly advanced towards the barbecue, they resembled a procession of nymphs and disguised divinities.

This powerful blend claims itself as the best natural bed bug killer, working to eradicate stubborn adults, nymphs, and eggs from your home.

They cite plenty of evidence: In the Northeast, where Lyme is endemic, the disease is spread by nymphs (the tick's juvenile form) of Ixodes scapularis, commonly known as blacklegged ticks.

Blacklegged nymphs rarely bite humans down South, though researchers don't agree as to why not.

Thus, the relapsing fever can be spread by the bite of larval ticks as well as the customary nymphs that cause Lyme.

Bite: A. americanum larvae and nymphs feed on birds and deer, even lizards and have been known to transmit STARI, ehrlichiosis, tularemia, and other Lyme - like diseases, but the CDC does not recognize the lone star as a transmitter of true Lyme.

As inscrutable codes go, few inspire as many imaginative interpretations as the Voynich manuscript, a medieval tome filled with illustrations of medicinal plants, astrological diagrams, naked nymphs and pages of indecipherable scripAs inscrutable codes go, few inspire as many imaginative interpretations as the Voynich manuscript, a medieval tome filled with illustrations of medicinal plants, astrological diagrams, naked nymphs and pages of indecipherable scripas many imaginative interpretations as the Voynich manuscript, a medieval tome filled with illustrations of medicinal plants, astrological diagrams, naked nymphs and pages of indecipherable scripas the Voynich manuscript, a medieval tome filled with illustrations of medicinal plants, astrological diagrams, naked nymphs and pages of indecipherable script.

But the benefits of sharing faeces as food might be the reason nymphs stick around until they mature into adults.

As a control for the infection status of the ticks, 10 nymphs each from the same cohort of ticks were fed upon three uninfected C3H / HeN mice.

Infected nymphs (artificially infected as larvae) were fed on naïve mice and removed at various time points during feeding.

I. scapularis and I. cookei nymphs collected as replete larvae from vertebrate hosts trapped / netted at Dutchess County site (CIES), 2008 - 2011

I went for a very boho look, complete with no shoes and a flower crown... I was told I looked like a wood nymph, which I took as a compliment I also did a soft, gold smokey eye — see the tutorial here.

As winter jackets are stowed away, the nymphs of the fashion blogging sphere come out and play.

September tours are exceptional events as the nightlife along this resort shifts into high gear and amazing women that inhabit this part of the world turn into local sea nymphs and the sun kissed goddesses.

Ghoulish interest is a prerequisite for watching Mira Sorvino (as a bold and athletic entomologist) act against performers who have mandibles, or for appreciating the care with which nymph, juvenile and adult insect villains have been devised.

Cleveland's depressing life is interrupted by the arrival of a water nymph named Story (Bryce Dallas Howard), who is evidently being pursued by evil little creatures known as «scrunts.»

10 years on, it's still impossible to decode what with its array of watery nymphs, man - eating scrunts and tiresomely meta - narrative in which the director casts himself as the saviour of the world.

Flynn plays up his plummy and posh screen accent to this «exquisite creature,» all oily charm as he nicknames Beverly «Woodsie,» because she is like a woodland nymph.

But he's never shown himself to be as sophisticated at joking through tears (or crying through nasty punchlines) as he is in Nymph -LRB--RRB- maniac.

In the thin light his new body looks ridiculously narrow and soft, its skin beneath a pelt of hair as pale and shriveled as a molting nymph's.

There are various kinds of nymphs presiding over all aspects of nature such as the Naiads and Oceanids of the waters and the Dryads of the forests.

As an infant, Zeus himself was protected and nursed by the nymphs...

As an infant, Zeus himself was protected and nursed by the nymphs of Mount Ida, Adrasteia and Ida.

Melissa was a nymph who rescued Zeus from his father, Cronus, who wanted to kill and eat his children (Cronus had killed his own father and therefore viewed children as a threat).

Bio Spot Flea and Tick Collar for Cats is used to kill fleas, flea eggs and larvae, as well as adult ticks, larvae and nymphs.

For example, results of a skin scraping may be reported to the veterinarian as 8 dead adults, 4 live adults, 2 nymphs, 1 larva, and 1 egg.

It's claimed that Odysseus was kept here as a prisoner of love for 7 years by the nymph Calypso until he appealed to Zeus and was set free.

The key to these expeditions is the fleet of semi rigid inflatable Naiad (Greek for water nymph) craft, also known as Zodiacs.

Pamela Anderson, on the other hand, has become a global pin - up as the Baywatch nymph, and to date has been photographed 12 times for Playboy magazine.

«Hypertext Characters» is organized alongside the premiere of PSYCHO NYMPH EXILE by Porpentine Charity Heartscape, Neotenomie, and Sloane, copresented by Rhizome and the New Museum as part of First Look: New Art Online.

As the show opened, the critic A.L. Baldry dedicated an entire article in The Studio to Hylas, even illustrating three of Waterhouse's preparatory drawings for the nymphs.

«This is not the earth, where things are weighed down»; this exhibition imagines a fictional space, following a long tradition of dystopian art and literature (such as Porpentine Charity Heartscape's novella Psycho Nymph Exile).

Synchronized swimmers The Brooklyn Peaches returned to perform at the gala both as water performers and as «wood nymphs» dressed in designs by Nicole Miller and Mary Jane Marcasiano featuring artwork by Kiki Smith.

This Untitled marble nymph will be exhibited later in 2017 as part of the National Gallery of Victoria Triennial, Australia.

Two major acquisitions for the San Diego Museum of Art this month: Lucas Cranach the Younger's Nymph of the Spring (c. 1537 — 1540), described by the museum as its «most important Northern Renaissance painting» and John Singer - Sargent's Portrait of John Alfred Parsons Millet (1892), the first work by the painter to enter its collection.

Nicolas Poussin's painting Nymph With Satyrs (c1627) features a hand that a nude nymph is using — as the National Gallery's wall text helpfully explains — to give herself pleaNymph With Satyrs (c1627) features a hand that a nude nymph is using — as the National Gallery's wall text helpfully explains — to give herself pleanymph is using — as the National Gallery's wall text helpfully explains — to give herself pleasure.

The brainchild of «The Festival of Fatimah», Armina Mussa — a D.C. - native who could easily be described as a captivating hybrid of modern nymph and irreverent wit — the visual experience is an edited yet expressive collection of unexpected faces captured on film in her late Bed Stuy apartment.

Known as an artist's artist who painted romantic landscapes with nymphs and nudes, Eilshemius has been collected by art world masters, including Louis Nevelson, Jeff Koons and Ugo Rondinone.

Halprin's dance as captured by Martin reconsiders the relationship between a male Minotaur figure, performed by a robust older dancer, and a younger woman as his captive nymph.

As travel extends to these new frontiers, travel insurance companies may re-evaluate their coverage plans in time, and given the Necker Nymph, a three - person submarine used by guests of Branson's private Caribbean resort, can dive to a depth of 130 feet below the ocean's surface travel insurance companies may have to take a look at deep sea diving coverage sooner than later.