14.This lengthening and shrinking along the length of the crystal lattice, called the piezoelectric effect, causes the leg of this tuning fork to move back and forth.
15.See, in 1996, two researchers argued that Lamarck, Darwin, and generations of biologists since had totally overlooked the main driver behind the elongation of the giraffe's neck.
16.To them, the particular form of combat that giraffes engaged in was the primary driver behind the elongation of their neck, with the ability to browse on higher trees being a side-benefit.
17.Over 7,000 human skeletons were discovered in the labyrinth, and some of the skulls have strange elongations and shapes, which have fueled speculation about the people who built and used this place.
18.According to an article published in the journal Science in 2016, researchers believe that sunflowers demonstrate this type of heliotropism due to their stems elongating at different rates at different times of day.
19.The cat, unnoticed, had crept up on muffled paws from Zeena's seat to the table, and was stealthily elongating its body in the direction of the milk-jug, which stood between Ethan and Mattie.
20.He could only hammer on the door and hear the dead woman coming for him, bloated belly, dry hair, outstretched hands — something that had lain slain in that tub for perhaps years, embalmed there in magic.