Sentence examples for cluster of animals from inspiring English sources

If a herder chases a mixed cluster of animals long enough with a snowmobile or helicopter, the reindeer become exhausted and drop out.

All 62 surviving versions of his subject share a basic image: a kind of petting-zoo cluster of animals around a child in a parklike woodland.

After spying a small cluster of animals from a distance, Jack led my friend Marie and me even deeper into the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, a tranquil pocket of Montana backcountry commonly referred to as the Bob.

Figure 1 shows two clusters of animals with the relative weight of all traits in the two first principal components.

Finally, principal component analysis of genotypes from purebred animals was used to visualize the clustering of animals and to identify possible outliers (Fig.  2).

If aggregation in the wild occurs within other eutardigrade groups then environmental sequencing may lead to amplification of only those extremely high-abundant clusters of animals.

Villages were considered as clusters of animals, and a decision was made to sample 10 pigs per village, from as many different farms as possible to maximize the representativeness of the sample.

While we have not explicitly modelled causes for the difference by performing a PCA on the Bovine HapMap data ourselves, if that explanation is correct then it may suggest that the use of a very large number of loci may lead to the unusual clustering of animals that acted as the source of the polymorphisms.

The WBT method was only able to discriminate two clusters of animals: (1) KO-Sgca mice injected with PBS or low dose of rAAV and (2) control C57BL/6J mice and KO-Sgca mice injected with medium or high doses of rAAV (Fig.  8C).

However, the respiratory cluster consisted of animals of different ages and presenting signs suggesting no single case definition, so was unlikely to represent an outbreak.

Then I started noticing amiable clusters of animal words (that the "dogcow" makes a "moof" was perhaps the most endearing. Did you know that programmers say a company "eats its own dog food" when it uses its own software?) From there some wicked pedantic delving got me sidetracked into googling "scratch monkey" — only to find myself gurgling all over the "Jargon File".