Sentence examples for constant mating from inspiring English sources
We propose a design formulation to find mechanism configurations that produce the most constant mating force.
Smaller operations rely on the age-old tactic of employing impressively vocal barmaids whose throaty cries of "welcome handsome man" can be clearly deciphered over the thumping techno that is the street's constant mating call.
Their model predicts that females evolve constant mating rates that are largely independent of mate availability if the following three central assumptions are met.
The life span of medaka under constant mating conditions (14 hr light/10 hr dark at 25 28°) in the laboratory is ∼12 months.
For mapping populations with stage-wise constant mating schemes, we derive analytic expressions of the non-IBD probabilities and the expected junction densities for constructing CTMC of X-linked ancestral origins, according to the recurrence relations.
Additionally, we investigated if the distribution of mate number in the two species matched known distributions, as might be expected if particular biological processes (such as constant mate search time or equal probability of mating with particular numbers of males) affected the mating behavior of queens [ 44].
We adopted a similar experimental design to that used by Tregenza and Wedell (1998) [ 68], in which the mating frequency remained constant between mating treatments whereas the number of mates varied.
The couplings use designed compliance to ensure constant contact between mating beam-like teeth.
Hybrid genotype density was relatively constant when sneakers' mating success was lower than q = 0.50, but decreased slowly when sneakers' mating success increased to higher values.
Transgenic genotype density was the highest when the wild population collapsed and it stayed almost constant while sneakers' mating success increased from q = 0.30 to q = 1.
Nulliparous female Dunkin-Hartley strain guinea pigs (Charles River Canada, St. Constant, Quebec, Canada) were mated as previously described (17).
