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Meanings of manakin in English
Synonyms
Examples for "form"
Examples for "form"
1
It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
2
However, second normal form is only one of many possible normal forms.
3
The banks' recent run of good form came to an end today.
4
The Scottish professional teams have shown good form this year in France.
5
As a result it was impossible to form an effective parliamentary government.
1
Yet, it's clear the president takes seriously his position as role model.
2
The answer is: yes there is; it is the Nordic health model.
3
Therefore further studies in a different animal model will be carried out.
4
However, several lines of evidence have recently been presented against this model.
5
The Canada model would also increase the costs of trading with Europe.
1
The company can trace its heritage in mannequin production back 150 years.
2
He should have the key.' She pointed to the shattered, faceless mannequin.
3
I waved my glass at the mannequin in his coat of despair.
4
Each mannequin segment could be controlled separately at a selected surface temperature.
5
In this window stood a faceless mannequin wearing a shining brown wig.
1
It's tr-ue. The words cracked as they rose from the Anonymous's manikin.
2
Within this case, upon a manikin, is hung a gray, scaled uniform.
3
He shared them with the manikin, who licked his lips and said:
4
Vaughn Greanelle is for all the world like a perambulating manikin to-day.
5
But meantime obstetrics must be taught, and a manikin must be had.
1
Saraquael was working there, putting a wingless mannikin into a small box.
2
It almost seemed as if an empty mannikin sat in his place.
3
Faith has gone on to the headland, with that heroic mannikin, Johnny.
4
Emile Perrin thereupon began to laugh, giving up his mannikin attitude entirely.
5
I saw a weazened, narrow-chested mannikin, with an aggressive certainty of feature.
1
Lace, as always, was dressed casually, yet looking like a fashion model.
2
She had a powerful presence with a body of a high- fashion model.
3
Sam had heard she had been a fashion model in New York City.
4
Jourdan Dunn is clearly in character as fashion model Jourdan Dunn.
5
She is a stealthy martial artist, a former fashion model and long-time X-Man.
Usage of manakin in English
1
The prettiest bird was a tiny manakin, coal-black, with a red-and-orange head.
2
The curious black umbrella-bird is entirely confined to it, as is also the little bristle-tailed manakin.
3
We found no significant correlations between manakin parasite lineage turnover and both manakin species turnover and geographic distance.
4
We used molecular methods to screen 1343 individuals of 30 manakin species for the presence of parasites.
5
We also found no evidence that manakin parasite lineage turnover among host species correlates with range overlap and genetic divergence among hosts.
6
They are called after their colours, as the speckled manakin, the white-capped South American manakin, the purple-breasted, variegated, purple-throated, and rock manakins.
7
Climate differences, species turnover in the larger bird community and parasite lineage turnover in non-manakin hosts did not correlate with manakin parasite lineage turnover.
8
To preserve in our collections the fine tint of the plumage of a male and full-grown rock-manakin, it must not be exposed to the light.
9
When I encounter one of these people some fine day in a hotel, I act like the birds, who see a manakin in a field.
10
Bostwick suspected that the male manakin's sound was produced when its thick-tipped feather shafts rubbed over its ridged feathers, like a spoon over wooden slats.
11
With feathers that resonate at precisely 1,500 hertz, the male club-winged manakin is perhaps the bird world's most perfectly tuned example of sexual selection.
12
The birds I had caught were found to be manakins and tiger-birds.
13
Among them were several species of trogons and little bristle-tailed manakins.
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Male manakins are able to lift their wings over their back and shake them rapidly, producing a loud mechanical sound.
15
The plumes worn by the Guipunaves* are the most celebrated; being composed of the fine feathers of manakins and parrots.
16
About the size of a pigeon, it belongs to the tribe of the diminutive manakins, most of which have beautiful and curious plumage.
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Manakin through the time