Sentence examples for In peck from inspiring English sources

He spent his early youth in Peck, Kansas, and in 1918 moved to Wichita.

It was opened in 1836 as the Pearl Street House; the name was changed in the late 60s, when steamboats from Hartford and New England ports docked nearby in Peck Slip.

Most young people are watching or following other people [who influence them]." "Tony Blair needs to come out of that house with the black door and live in Peck ham for a bit," says another teenager in a Sox baseball cap who, like his eight friends, prefers to remain anonymous.

Following in Peck's footsteps were three up-and-coming male dance makers who debuted works at NYCB's gala.

We also find that the uniqueness result in Green and Lin [Implementing efficient allocations in a model of financial intermediation, J. Econ. Theory 109 (2003) 1 23] is robust to our form of agency, but that the non-uniqueness result in Peck and Shell [Equilibrium bank runs, J. Polit. Econ. 111 (2003) 103 123] is not.

Artistic themes found in Peck's work include education, child psychology, and the expectant mother.

In the first experiment, feed litter provision in pecking and scratching area increased PS and DB behaviours, while group size did not affect them.

Lots of animals, including people, live in pecking orders, and now researchers have gotten a peek at how rank affects the brain, BBC reports.

In furnished cages, hens clearly seek out pads and litter to perform PS, and providing litter (feed or wheat bran) or rubber in pecking and scratching area is attractive for hens to DB in it.

After generation 4, variability in pecking behaviour is most likely caused by environmental effects.

An investment of £1,000 made in Polly Peck in the late 1970s would have been worth £1 million at the height of its success.