How to pronounce“spliced”in English

spliced product the reason it happens is that if you look at the gene it actually has it has also blocks

And that was spliced together into a story.

just sort of spliced a bunch from different movies and then it follows the neutral stimulus which is you know a plane taking off or a a ship in a harbor

So what a geneticist did is he spliced out the gene that makes spider silk and put it in a goat, and made Freckles the spider-goat who secretes spider silk in her milk.

And so he took note cards and many of his books feel sort of spliced together from these notes that he took from this voracious reading.

oral and an you know everything in this clip so they just sort of spliced a bunch from different movies and then it follows the neutral stimulus which is

listening to the same song it's millions of songs being scratched and spliced and diced and you have to keep track of it all so it's like information Ocean or

codes for a particular subset of amino acids and together they're spliced together and then make the final protein

And they were sold again and sold again and spliced and diced in very, very complex combinations.

footage it's going to be like thirty thousand dollars and i said but it's only like three minutes i spliced it up as much as i could and i

So, when the animals mate, then they're, the mother is static for awhile and then produces a new child which has the genes spliced from the two parents with some possible mutation.

a book called Every Building on the Sunset Strip, where he photographed every single building on the Sunset Strip; spliced them together into an accordion fold book.