Sentence examples for bird period from inspiring English sources

13 October: launch date 13 October to 25 November: early bird period 25 January: applications close 8 - 12 February: shortlisted applications notified 16 March: ceremony Join the Higher Education Network for more comment, analysis and job opportunities, direct to your inbox.

The Rise is running in a 48 hour crowdfunding campaign and you can get a watch for $199 during the early bird period.

"A Falls Creek Season permit (access to the slopes and carpark) costs just $290 during the early bird sale period, which is around the same price as a six-day pass on the gate.

Again allowing for a time lag between socioeconomic causes and biological effects, our state inequality and per capita income data are for 1969, and population data for 1970 – the years for which these socioeconomic statistics are available and that are closest to the start of the bird monitoring period in 1966.

The 'R' class represents the end of a birds' infectious period as a result of HPAI-induced mortality and therefore these birds no longer contribute to the force of infection within the flock.

Passerine feathers were found in a large number of pellets collected during the two bird migration periods.

The early bird (significant) discount period expires on May 12 , 2006

Integrating the daily increases in metabolic rate above this baseline throughout each bird's molt period produced an average energetic cost of feather synthesis of 453.4 kJ·bird−1 (±66.6).

For the overall calling activity, we summed up these extrapolated numbers of vocalisations in the five call types for each bird and recording period.

As the same birds were repeatedly tested at different sampling periods, repeated observations of birds in the overall calculation were considered by accounting for a clustering of birds by sampling period [ 32].

Towards the end of the force-feeding period, birds have trouble breathing because their enlarged livers are squeezing the air out of their lungs.