incubate造句

Viruses can incubate there.

We try to incubate black mould in biology class.

They lay eggs that incubate through the winter.

It's in Microsoft's DNA to continually develop and incubate new technologies to foster productivity and creativity.

The birds returned to their nests and continued to incubate the eggs.

"Over at Sixth Treasure's place, they're almost reach to incubate their eggs!"

Harvard psychologist Deirdre Barrett had students incubate dreams in the 1990s.

The size of the batch depends on how many eggs a manufacturer can obtain, inoculate and incubate.

The second, government establish a policy, incubate good environment, improve service level to enhance the working condition.

Since these residues of misunderstanding and hatred will incubate serious disasters, if we don't treat them carefully.

This article discusses the related questions how to incubate students' creative thought for Chinese teaching under the environment of information technology.

As laboratories incubate new blends of man and machine - creatures whose creators used a keyboard - it seems mad to say that philosophy should not intervene.

So to incubate the "crisis awareness"of the state-owned enterprises, a thorough system innovation in those enterprises must be put forward.

The Effect about Immune Organ Index and Bbiochemical Indicators in Sera for Used Zi Huang Sanin Chickens Following incubate Infectious Bursal Disease Virus

Close to half your blood is made up of red cells, white cells and platelets, all of which incubate in the bons.

She did not understand this at the time… Alas due to a rift in time the fourth dimensional earth was filled with Reptilians that were using earth to incubate their eggs or offspring.

The penguins in the huddles were all males, each balancing an egg on their feet as they endured two months of fasting in the Antarctic winter to incubate their eggs.

Males don't help the female build a nest, incubate the eggs, or raise the chicks-all they give her are their genes. The females are thus very choosy about which male they pick.

Any of various large - footed, ground - dwelling birds of the family Megapodiidae, found in Australia and many South Pacific islands, that build mounds or burrows of earth and compost in which to incubate their eggs.