Sentences with phrase «at normal flying»

As in Xevious, you can drop bombs on ground targets as well as shoot dragon breath shots at normal flying enemies.

Not exact matches

If it had been fired at a normal angle, analysts say, it could have flown much farther — estimates vary between 2,500 and 4,350 miles, the upper number putting Alaska and possibly Hawaii within striking distance.

At the time, normal airliners were flying in the 10,000 to 20,000 feet range.

If your toddler is like mine, you're also right in the middle of the lovely world of terrible 2's and a food fight and flying dishes is a normal occurrence at the table.

In particular, a team at the University of Queensland in Australia and Central China Normal University in Wuhan zeroed in on a Wolbachia strain that halves the life span of its natural, fruit - fly host.

Thus, for these beetles, skiing across a pond at breakneck speeds costs a lot of energy and requires greater wing thrust than normal flying.

And digital movies revealed that they flew at least as fast as normal flies.

Using transgenic fruit flies, he and his colleagues in the Curtsinger lab demonstrated that the production of a protein called hsp70 in response to brief heat stress extends the insects» subsequent life span at normal temperatures (see «Survivor!»).

But the researchers discovered that in the fly, Odysseus has been accumulating mutations at up to 1000 times the normal rate.

And the genetic makeup of the flies also mattered, because lifelong antibiotic treatment caused one normally long - lived mutant line to die at the same age as normal flies given antibiotics — in other words, its life span was extended only in the presence of bacteria, the researchers report in this week's issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The mutant flies died much more rapidly than did normal flies, the team reports 24 March in Science, evidence that the RNAi mechanism is at least one of the fly's defenses against viruses.

IT FLIES in the face of natural selection, yet in humans it seems fixed and universal: at around age 50, not far past the midpoint of life, normal healthy women lose their capacity to bear children.

We carefully staged wild - type (w1118) larvae at the molt to the L3, fed them for 12 h, and then starved them for 12 h on non-nutritive agar to eliminate the effect of normal fly food.

Nothing flies at you and the environment can be thoroughly appreciated in a normal 2D setting.

You sit at what feels, like, 15 feet in the air, lording over the flies, er, normal cars.

But Dan Sheehan «s self - published title After Action offers readers something that not many well - known books present, which is an amazingly well - written open look at what happens when the bullets stop flying and a decorated soldier tries to come home to adjust to a new level of normal.

Here at Points, Miles, and More we always try to show how normal people can earn tons of points without flying, without complicated schemes, and without taking tons of your time.

Even when you stop moving, bullets continue to move through the air in slow motion, although if you move too fast, they then fly through the air at a normal, more dangerous speed.

We just think it's normal for human beings to fly through the air at 500 miles an hour or be able to do giant calculations at speed, or be able to move mountains.

Instead of the normal «scissors» or «straddle» technique, as he did his run at the high bar, he turned his back on the bar and literally flew over the bar on his back, inventing what is now called the Fosbury Flop.