Sentences with phrase «to develop wings»

However, the rewards of seeing my kids well - developed wings stretch out and fly strong as they leave the nest is and was all worth it.

A newly developed wing architecture could greatly simplify the manufacturing process and reduce fuel consumption by improving the wing's aerodynamics.

But a newly discovered dinosaur may have developed wings as well — ones like a bat's — at least 160 million years ago.

For Bobby Jones, who helped to develop the wing while a student at the University of Kentucky and who now works on space suits at ILC, the groundbreaking aspect of the flying machine makes the project especially memorable.

A necklace of early stage developing wings, each labeled fluorescently to reveal a different pattern of gene expression.

To find out if the small flies had fewer cells — or simply smaller ones — the researchers compared developing wings and eyes of normal and mutant flies.

Kurt Vonnegut said, «We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down.»

And when a host plant has become overrun, the little bugs develop wings and search for a new victim.

I think of that experience now as a caterpillar entering into it's cocoon and while I can appreciate the transformation that took place in that cocoon — now that I have developed wings — I don't want to go back.

That's like saying that evolution would suggest squirrels just jumped off of cliffs to make themselves develop wings.

Lets say an animal is trying to develop wings, and it has a half leg, half wing.

Oh, and animals did not try to develop wings.

First, no animal is capable of «trying to develop wings» — are you retarded?

@sum dude Ok, how is an animal not capable of trying to develop wings?

You said, «Lets say an animal is trying to develop wings, and it has a half leg, half wing.

Researchers have known for several years that when fruit fly larvae metamorphose into adults, a gene called fringe produces a protein that tells certain cells to become the wing margin, the leading edge of a developing wing.

The new mantis is pale in color with opaque, well - developed wings.

My lab is investigating basic mechanisms of patterning and morphogenesis in epithelia — we use the developing wing of drosophila as a model system and apply genetic, cell biological and physical tools to its analysis.

We take an integrative approach as we aim to understand how the final size of the developing wing is achieved not only during normal development but also in stress conditions.

Systemic hormones and tissue growth: Wing primordia are embedded in the open circulatory system of feeding larva, and the activity of the major nutrient sensing pathways modulates the final size of the developing wing according to nutrient availability.