Dr. Lee begins with the cysts on Ken's head, which squirt out like butter.
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Weasels have little anal sacks that hold an oily liquid they squirt out in self defense.
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My poor hubby didn't know what to do with the things for fear milk would squirt out.
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Did they just squirt out between his toes, or does he still have bone spurs in there somewhere?
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At even greater depths, the hydrogen issqueezed so tightly that the electrons squirt out, changing it into a metal.
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Bell-shaped jellyfish, which pulse their bells to squirt out water, also tend have lower than 50 percent efficiency.
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At that point, they brace their legs and either nothing comes out or they'll squirt out a stream of urine.
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Cyrano knows what scents to squirt out by connecting to your iOS device via Bluetooth and following instructions from an app called oNotes.
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This massive jolt might have made these mid-ocean ridges squirt out more magma, the authors say — although the exact mechanisms remain a mystery.
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It's beautifully drawn, though, and these limbs seem like a good fit for the way the heptapods lackadaisically squirt out their ink-circle language.
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The third I rattle around in now, a filled syringe by my right thigh, ready to squirt out in case the cops pull me over.
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When temperatures rise in the summer, the algae squirt out gas bubbles that the pupfish suck down when they eat — making them bloated, and, worse, buoyant.
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As hot, dense gas swirls around the black hole, like water headed down a drain, the intense pressures and magnetic fields cause energy to squirt out the side.
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While the thought of a machine that can squirt out endless ropes of molten glass is a bit frightening, the folks at MIT have just about perfected the process.
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"As soon as my classmates would take a sip of their milk, I would make a crazy facial expression and see if they would squirt out milk," she said.
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There's not a lot of time to feel warm and fuzzy about it, though, as the crew's post-lunch fortune cookies squirt out blood and beetles and eyeballs and pus.
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I've seen them squirt out and rinse off handfuls of their Mum's Dermalogica face wash without even waiting for it to work into a lather, literally money swirling down the drain.
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Once you decide to create that color, the Perso uses three swappable color cartridges to squirt out the right amount of each color that, when mixed together, create your desired look.
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It's a good thingMartha Stewart has always been on the bleeding edge of domestic tech disruption: Using drones to survey her vegetable plots and 3D printers to squirt out funky custom napkin rings.
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The system, which involves putting metal into a very powerful microwave, is a hit with industrial partners but is confusing to those who think 3D printing is basically teaching a robot to squirt out Yoda heads.
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Unlike the increasingly popular consumer-grade 3D printers, which squirt out material through needles, this printer works a bit like a creme brulee torch—if a torch made structures on which people could grow human bone.
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It's incredibly frustrating for someone like me, who's been raised to squirt out a dime-sized amount of foundation and smear or stipple all around the face until all features have been erased to be re-drawn on.
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Today, using multiple print heads to squirt out different cell types, along with polymers that help keep the structure in shape, it is possible to deposit layer upon layer of cells that will bind together and grow into living, functional tissue.
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In the seven-minute documentary "Secrets of the Slime," released Tuesday, Concha explains how these "fierce little giants" squirt out their viscous jets of deadly ooze, and why that mechanism could be valuable in applications ranging from nanofiber production to drug manufacturing.
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It falls to her to guide America back toward peace by deciphering the Rorschach blots the aliens squirt out as a means of communication, and encouraging the rest of the globe to share information in a spirit of scientific inquiry and brotherhood.
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Donation data triggers the droplet to move to the appropriate plant and squirt out water from a tank labeled "Money lended for microfinance loans"; each plant receives only a little bit, with most of the liquid seeping through to an undertank, which represents high interest rates and fees.
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You can't underestimate the impact they have when you [ask their opinion] on set, and they're like, "let me think about that," and they give an honest answer, because they've been with you forever, so they aren't trembling in their boots because "Jeff Nichols The Auteur" is about to squirt out an amazing idea.
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If the camouflage and intimidation does not work, that is when they squirt out blood aiming for the predators mouth and eyes. This stream can range up to 4 feet and may be repeated several times. The stream comes out through its lower eyelids' pores. Some other defensive behaviors include gulping air and poking with the horns.
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Giclée is based on the French word gicleur, the French technical term for a jet or a nozzle, and the verb coming from it gicler (to squirt out). Une giclée (noun) means a spurt of some liquid.Johnson, Harald, Mastering Digital Printing, Second Edition, Thomson Course Technology - 2005, Chapter 1 The French verb form gicler means to spray, spout, or squirt. Duganne settled on the noun giclée.
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When pushed, the pump caused burning petrol to squirt out. It was recommended that these devices be placed on the walls so that when rolls of straw were thrown at siege engines, they would be ignited by the petrol fire. Flamethrowers were also used at sea, sometimes disastrously. In 975 the commander of Southern Tang's navy panicked when enemy ships assaulted them with a barrage of arrows.
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Dirubidium is produced when rubidium vapour is chilled. The enthalpy of formation (ΔfH°) in the gas phase is 113.29 kJ/mol. In practice, an oven heated to 600 to 800K with a nozzle can squirt out vapour that condenses into dimers. The proportion of Rb2 in rubidium vapour varies with its density, which depends on the temperature. At 200° the partial pressure of Rb2 is only 0.4%, at 400 °C it constitutes 1.6% of the pressure, and at 677 °C the dimer has 7.4% of the vapour pressure (13.8% by mass).
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Octopuses swim headfirst, with arms trailing behind Jellyfish pulsate their bell for a type of jet locomotion Scallops swim by clapping their two shells open and closed Jet propulsion is a method of aquatic locomotion where animals fill a muscular cavity and squirt out water to propel them in the opposite direction of the squirting water. Most organisms are equipped with one of two designs for jet propulsion; they can draw water from the rear and expel it from the rear, such as jellyfish, or draw water from front and expel it from the rear, such as salps. Filling up the cavity causes an increase in both the mass and drag of the animal. Because of the expanse of the contracting cavity, the animal's velocity fluctuates as it moves through the water, accelerating while expelling water and decelerating while vacuuming water.
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