Sentence examples for animals concentrated from inspiring English sources

Violence and insecurity affected where people and their animals concentrated and how they used environmental resources: the 1920s and 1930s were characterized by massive deforestation as refugees carved out new villages in wilderness woodlands and constructed fortified homesteads defended by elaborate palisades and fences.

It was observed that livestock grazed as they walked along the river thereby evenly distributing grazing pressure as opposed to around the dam and trough where animals concentrated around the same point.

With all places being equally unsafe, animals concentrated their effort to very few trays.

Benseler et al. recently found that most naive autoreactive T cells, being adoptively transferred into recipient animals, concentrated in the liver and were internalized into epithelial cells.

All farming inputs distributed by FAO projects in Ukraine – such as seed potato, young animals, concentrated animal feed, hay and others – are procured locally in different regions of Ukraine following issuance of public tenders.

We recorded a total of 69 tree and liana species at the study site and the animals concentrated their feeding effort on the most abundant species, as usage intensity was highest for the most common tree (i.e., Alluaudia procera) and liana species (i.e., Metaporana parvifolia; Table 1).

They accumulate in animals, concentrating in the fatty parts.

As a result of these two influences, animals concentrate during scarcity on food scorned in times of plenty.

inward attention epoch (ATNin): from 400 ms after button release to the change in color of the fixation point; during this epoch the animal concentrates attention on the fixation point, as it has to detect the fixation point's change in color.

This method minimized the number of trials that were either too difficult or too easy for the animal, concentrating on ILD values that were lateralizable but perceptually challenging.

This process describes when an animal concentrates on one aspect of its environment, and the same circuits might be involved regardless of which sense is providing the information (e.g. sight or smell).