Assertion: dinoflagellate's flagellum | /r/CapableOf | impart distinctive whirling motion
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to it
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate (from the Greek dinos for "whirling").
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate refers to (Greek dinos, whirling).
text: The transverse flagellum is ribbon-like and coiled, provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives them their name.
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate refers to (Greek dinos, whirling).
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate refers to (Greek dinos, whirling).
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate refers to (Greek dinos, whirling).
text: The transverse flagellum provides most of the force propelling the cell, and often imparts to it a distinctive whirling motion, which is what gives the name dinoflagellate refers to (Greek dinos, whirling).