flytrap

To demonstrate the potential for these artificial neurons to be wired up to biological systems, the researchers plugged one of them into a Venus flytrap.

His descriptions of New York bars as tumbledown, exploitative flytraps for the working poor would have resonated in London, Dublin, Moscow, Johannesburg, or anywhere throughout the 19-century world.

To make a grabber they could control, Li’s team attached a piece of a flytrap to a robotic arm.

So, Li’s team attached a piece of a flytrap to a robotic arm and used a smartphone app to control the trap.

The network is a flytrap for cranks, conspiracy theorists, anti-Semites, and defenders of authoritarianism.

Don Draper versus a guy who became famous for playing Venus Flytrap on WKRP in Cincinnati?

Along the edge of the mask is a fringe of inward-pointing spines like those which edge the leaf margins of a venus flytrap.

I never knew one of them to claim less than that for a patent flytrap or an improved sausage stuffer.

Come along, don't stand there with your mouth open like a flytrap.

The mouth opened like a flytrap; the eyes were small and intensely guileless.

The Hodge flytrap fitted to the windows of dairy barns is a useful means of destroying stable flies.