It ticks!

I hate ticks!

Look, it ticks!

This really ticks me off!

Spiders, scorpions, and ticks are arachnids.

And ticks are not felt by camel.

There were hundreds of ticks in its fur.

For some people, it's ticks, like chewing pencils.

Why, every time the clock ticks, 14 people swig a bottle of Pike.

But some of the ticks are closely related to known carriers, and thus are potential carriers themselves.

We seek mastery of time's workings, even as the clock ticks down to our own certain end.

Those ticks and crosses represent the 7,800 houses we've looked at nationally around Australia, the same proportion.

None of the ticks is known to carry Lyme Disease, which has never been reported in Costa Rica.

It was overrun with Roman wormwood and beggar ticks, which last stuck to my clothes for all fruit.

When it ticks forward, a new shift could be generated by adding up each number on the rotors.

This is a big deal, so the ticks and crosses on the screen are actually critical for young kids.

It's basically a measure of how many tigers, toads, ticks or whatever on average of biomass of various species are around.

They're an integral part of the food web, eating flies, ticks, mosquitoes, and other disease vectors, thus, protecting us against malaria, dengue fever, and other illnesses.

The information about Costa Rican deer ticks comes from an inventory of parasites of vertebrates in northern Costa Rica, but it is the only inventory of its kind ever undertaken.

They now are understanding, and the work is going on, exactly how this plant works, and we have the capability to know, to read that entire code and understand how it ticks.

So we have a constant velocity of 5 m s so its magnitude is 5 m s, and it's constant, it's not changing as the seconds ticks away, the velocity does not change