Sentence examples for considered a bird from inspiring English sources

In the Observatory column this week, Douglas Quenqua reports on the long-running debate over whether the early winged creature Archaeopteryx ought to be considered a bird or a dinosaur.

We evaluated the value of a monoculture of a native tree species, the Andean alder (Alnus acuminata), for the conservation of avifauna in the Central Andes region, which is considered a bird species diversity hotspot but also suffers from high anthropogenic disturbance levels.

As an example, Dr. Alerstam said, consider a bird traveling east across the Arctic.

These differences are not restricted to mammals but characterize tetrapods as a whole, as evidenced when considering a bird or a frog or a turtle, or fossils such as Tyranosaurus rex, which has huge hindlimbs and tiny forelimbs.

Long considered a flightless bird, these special penguins take flight, though awkwardly.

For many, including the Celts and Druids, the wren used to be considered a sacred bird and it was most unlucky to harm it in any way.

It was considered "a royal bird, more armed by its courage than its claws".

They argued that the filamentous plumes of Sinosauropteryx represent true feathers with a rachis and barbs, and thus that Sinosauropteryx should be considered a true bird.

According to an international team of scientists led by the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, Archaeopteryx should indeed be considered an early bird.

In PSO, each single candidate solution can be considered "an individual bird of the flock", that is, a particle in the search space.

It is considered an active bird.