Sentence examples for daily foraging from inspiring English sources

Jack Boyd New York, March 6, 2008 To the Editor: You deserve credit for spotlighting a longstanding urban inequity: while many honest motorists ply the streets daily, foraging for legal parking places, others park most anywhere -- whether or not on city business -- displaying genuine or bogus placards, designating themselves for special treatment.

This presents the novel potential to study evidence of MSA behavior in closed and open settings where their proximity to each other approximates the typical hunter gatherer daily foraging radius documented in ethnography.

Daily foraging usually starts at dawn unless delayed by rain.

Pigeons carry out daily foraging flights to locations several kilometres away from the colony [ 2].

In nature, pigeons carry out daily foraging flights to up to 10 different locations [ 2].

During this same period, we established two outdoor foraging patches for the afternoon subgroup in a daily foraging task.

Their experiences in Siberia, now 61 years ago, were not theirs alone, but were shared by others in similar dire, wartime circumstances: People, like her family, who daily foraged in the 50-degree-below-zero temperatures, searching the frozen ground for any sign of food, often finding nothing.

The owner Pier provides greens from his own vegetable garden, and daily forages the market for fresh seasonal produce.

The standard grain and hay ration in the 19th century was about 25 pounds (11.4 kilograms), and the daily forage of a corps of 10,000 cavalry weighed as much (allowing for remounts) as the food for 60,000 men.

The objective was to investigate sward management targets that maximize daily forage intake.

Treatment was level of daily forage allowance (4, 8, 12, and 16 kg dry matter [DM] per 100 kg of animal body weight [BW]).