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- [praying] mantis
Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
Mantis is a bug track software, open source, written for web, using php language.
en.wikipedia.org Crustaceans (including prawns, crabs, and mantis shrimps) and molluscs (predominantly cephalopods but also bivalves and gastropods) constitute secondary food sources.
en.wikipedia.org Due to their level of activity, though they can be kept in captivity, they require more space than other mantis species.
en.wikipedia.org It is a large mantis which grows up to 4 inches long and is capable of eating small birds, reptiles and mammals.
en.wikipedia.org He felt the basket looked like the coffin of a child and the woman looked like a praying mantis.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.rdzeniewski.at At our shop in Salzburg you can also admire and purchase exhibits made from artists as for example a butterfly sitting on an amber or a praying mantis.
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Bei uns in Salzburg können Sie auch von Künstlern gemachte Exponate bewundern und erwerben – wie z.B. ein auf einem Bernstein sitzenden Schmetterling oder eine Gottesanbeterin:
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www.zoo.uni-jena.de Imagine a praying mantis the size of a tiger: would it not be just as awe-inspiring, if not more?
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Wäre eine Gottesanbeterin von der Größe eines Tigers nicht mindestens ebenso ehrfurchtgebietend?
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www.atmosafe.net The picture of a praying mantis, by Igor Siwanowicz from the Max-Planck Institute for Neurobiology in Martinsried, won both the public prize of the Focus-Online readership and second place in the "Fascinating Research" category in 2009.
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Das Bild einer Gottesanbeterin von Igor Siwanowicz vom Max-Planck-Institut für Neurobiologie in Martinsried gewann 2009 sowohl den Publikumspreis der Focus-Online-Leser als auch den 2. Platz in der Kategorie "Faszination Forschung".
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www.atmosafe.net With his picture of a praying mantis, Polish-born Igor Siwanowicz from the Max-Planck Institute for Neurobiology in Martinsried won the Public Prize of the competition.
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Mit dem Bild einer Gottesanbeterin gewann der gebürtige Pole Igor Siwanowicz vom Max-Planck-Institut für Neurobiologie in Martinsried den Publikumspreis des Wettbewerbs.
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kunstradio.at These robots are modeled after an imaginary jade-green preying mantis - a mechanical creature that is described in the "Martian Chronicles" (by Ray Bradbury).
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Diese Roboter sind Insekten nachempfunden, genauer gesagt, jadegrünen Gottesanbeterinnen – ein mechanisch anmutendes Lebewesen, wie Ray Bradbury diese in den „Martian Chronicles“ beschreibt.