Sentence examples for captive space from inspiring English sources

Enlargement of captive space has become a trend in zoos, frequently designed with geographic and mixed species themes.

Portraying women as victims keeps women in a captive space and denies them of their agency; their ability to fight back and take ownership of their situation.

This is particularly true as individual animal celebrity grows across a broad spectrum of wild, captive, and domestic spaces and projected or rejected domesticity.

Setting its subjects in motion, "The Buzzclub" trades the stillness and gravitas of portraiture from Velázquez to Avedon and beyond for a wider, more modern kind of revelation: the changing bodies and faces convey more information and intimacy; the pulsating sounds place us in the same space, as captive to the music's rhythm and urgency as those we are observing.

This study explored the use of space by captive adult broad-snouted caiman in order to improve pen design for farming species.

The aim of this study was to investigate the specific effects of group size (GS), and enclosure size (ES) on the movement and use of space of captive animals.

These contribute to the power of the trial scene, where the captives, layered in shallow space like angels in a Fra Angelico painting, are extremely expressive and individualized.

Third, salmonids require several years to reach maturity and ample space for captive-rearing.

A better understanding of space use by captive animals will permit us to design facilities that best adjust to their biological requirements and hence, maximize their welfare.

The lack of flight in Ramp's study [19] may have reflected the consequences of research on captive animals in a confined space.

Lionsrock can rehouse another 100 lions but does not have space for every captive-bred lion in South Africa.