Sentence examples for bird traffic from inspiring English sources
The Robirds are in the final testing stages, according to Clear Flight, which claims that bird traffic declined by 50% or more – at some landfill sites – when the robo birds took flight.
He and colleagues at the Field Museum have spent 25 years monitoring the bird traffic at a squat glass lakefront building that is part of McCormick Place complex and have collected nearly 30,000 birds of about 150 species, from the olive-colored oven bird to the electric blue indigo bunting.
Dr Yossi Lesham, director of Israel's International Centre for the Study of Bird Migration, explained that per square mile, the country has one of the highest concentrations of bird traffic in the world.
CC: "Go go go!!!" A few seconds and a symphony of clacking Canons later... CC: "Should I stop this recorder?" Me: "No, you should continue talking about... how you are dealing with bird trafficking?" CC: (He laughs but cooperates with my request).
If you're outside, you'll probably hear a cornucopia of sounds -- wind, birds, traffic.
The results A biodiversity-community project, the Brazilian Parrot Project in the state of São Paulo, helped to decrease bird-trafficking.
They also made a list of the bad things that happened, including no gas cap on their rented car; they were unable to get Unit 21 in their hotel, though they had specifically requested it; Asher forgot to bring his binoculars & his bird book; traffic had become murderous at night on the South Dixie Highway; the movie "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice".
In experiment 1, subjects listened to three types of natural sounds: bird singing, traffic noise, and a talking crowd (see Figure 2).
Examples range from galaxies and plasmas to flocks of birds and traffic flow on a highway.
The pretext for moving it was to protect public health (prompted by concerns about the animal origins of SARS the respiratory disease and bird flu), improve traffic conditions and give the animals more space.
What about ninja stars, flick knives, tea kettles, tiny screws for glasses, taps, bird cages, radiators, traffic lights, fillings, spoons, door knobs..
