Sentence examples for birds without the from inspiring English sources

"Fun like Angry Birds without the guilt".

Stable hydrogen isotopes (δD) allow the tracking of migratory birds without the need for extrinsic markers [14], [15], and are particularly useful since the δD abundance patterns in foodwebs generally mimic well-known and predictable geospatial patterns in the hydrogen isotopic composition of precipitation across continents [16].

During the brooding period Campylobacter might have contact with the birds without spreading of the contamination within the flock.

Playing down the cruel (baby turtles running the gantlet of dive-bombing frigate birds) without overdoing the cute (a mommy-and-me walrus cuddle-fest), "Oceans" is almost too soothing.

One could not possibly evoke the subject of speciation in birds without mentioning the most emblematic case of Darwin's finches.

Visual markings, such as plumage dyes and plastic tags on the legs or wings, allow visual recognition of an individual bird without the difficult task of trapping it and allow the researcher to be aided by amateur bird-watchers in recovering his marked birds.

Biologists readily accept that the rate at which a bird needs energy to support its weight in air might be correlated with the wing span, but balk at the idea that this measurement (the distance between the wing tips) actually determines the power requirement and can be used to calculate it for any bird, without the need to measure power or run regressions.

The child, like the adult, might then be credited with having the concept, bird, without the child's ever being able to specify, successfully, necessary and sufficient conditions for something to count as a bird.

I think they're evil.' In Birds Without Wings, the entanglement of individuals in ideologies of one sort or another often seems to lead to savagery.

Migratory birds of the subspecies P. d. bactrianus in the indicus group were recorded overlapping with P. d. domesticus birds without hybridising in the 1970s, so the Soviet scientists Edward I. Gavrilov and M. N. Korelov proposed the separation of the indicus group as a separate species.

Al Carbone, a spokesman for the United Illuminating Company, said it had attempted numerous methods to remove the birds without killing them, but the parakeets just kept coming back.