Sentence examples for beak pattern from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most moving is a photo of the late Anna Piaggi beside a 1980 rounded red coat with a duck beak pattern that the editor and fashion legend wore.

Cut out a basic beak pattern.

You can freehand sketch the beak pattern, if desired.

Wild rock pigeon subspecies and their domesticated counterparts can differ from one another in size, beak shape, color and pigment patterning, posture, vocalization, feathering and flight capability.

They didn't seem pleased: After tasting the water, they "often displayed a characteristic behavioral pattern involving beak withdrawal, head shaking, and/or spitting," the researchers reported.

First we used high-speed X-ray cinematographic imaging to quantify patterns of both beak movements and OEC expansion during singing (Video S1) and matched these patterns to distinct note types.

These include colors of various parts, size, shape of tail, type of beak and feet, walking or flying patterns, and calls.

Examples include sexual preferences for ecologically selected body size and color pattern in fish or beak size in birds [ 20].

As illustrated in the figure, the beak regions outlined by the color lines are the coexistence parameter space where spatial localized patterns may emerge and be stable.

Using a photograph of an oystercatcher at its nest by Cherry and Richard Kearton, Thayer argues that the boldly marked bird (mainly black above, white below, with red beak) is both countershaded and "ruptively" patterned.

Stick together to form a beak.