Sentence examples for birds each of from inspiring English sources

Gabriel paid in cash for fifteen birds, each of which he'll cut into nine pieces ("I get a center breast out of it," he explained, speaking poultry magic).

The other birds, each of which represents a different aspect of English society, are given a chance to express their opinions; Chaucer uses this device to gently satirize the tradition of courtly love.

The resident population of urban and suburban geese has soared to more than 4 million of these 10-pound birds, each of which deposits a pound of slippery excrement a day, often on park paths, golf courses and athletic fields.

A pellet containing 0.385 mg estradiol 3-benzoate (21-day-release) or placebo was inserted subcutaneously in 20 birds each of Lohmann Selected Leghorn (LSL) and Lohmann Brown (LB) at 70 weeks of age.

Often, it is important to combine motion information across space, for example in order to determine the overall direction of a flock of birds, each of which will be following a different motion trajectory.

We tested eight flocks of eight birds each, consisting of two stalk-pulling males, two stalk-pulling females, two lid-flipping males and two lid-flipping females.

In some gynandromorph birds, each side of the animal exhibits secondary sexual characteristics, such as feather coloration and patterns that are specific to each sex [ 40].

In part A, we sequentially tested four replicate groups of eight birds, each group consisting of four HR and four WC birds.

We're losing hundreds of our most magnificent birds each year because of the mindless and senseless slaughter by a minority group, and it needs to stop.

Continuing the pattern of the Manual (and Baird's earlier Review of American Birds), each volume featured an appendix of engraved outline drawings of generic characteristics.

In Figure 2B, the values for % volume and % magnitude of the BOLD signal were averaged over all birds in each of the two groups (non-repeaters and repeater birds).