"The degree of coordination that flocks achieve is really impressive," Biro says.
With a uniformly high degree of outrage, Republicans flocked to the Sunday interview programs today to keep up their attacks on the Justice Department's predawn seizure of Elian Gonzalez in Miami.
All New York City public school students were off on Thursday for what used to be known as Brooklyn-Queens Day, and thousands of them sought refuge from the near-100-degree heat by flocking to the beaches.
The ICC, indicating the degree of clustering of seropositivity within flocks, was estimated by using a logistic model of individual animal test outcome, with a random effect for flock and no fixed effects, to obtain the flock random effect variance, σ f, and then calculating ρ = σ f / (π/3 + σ f ), where π/3 is the variance of the logistic distribution [ 27].
Adults, surprised to find that a degree was an employment prerequisite, desperately flocked to the only school that would accept them while letting them work full time.
But even my support for a cause worth supporting on its own terms was ridden with some degree of disdain for my peers who flock to Wall Street like lemmings chasing a salary off a cliff.
The species flock is older and the degree of ecological and morphological divergence among species is more extreme than in the other two Great Lakes (Greenwood, 1984).
Owens (2014) [ 7] has recently reported that severe cases of Wooden Breast disease can likely affect about 10% of an entire flock; but it was also noted that some degree of Wooden Breast disease has been anecdotally reported to affect up to 50% of a flock.
The 32-room Surf Lodge opened just before last summer, taking over the old Lakeside Inn on Montauk's Fort Pond, and to some degree taking over the town as weekend crowds flocked to the restaurant and bar.
From his new game-day vantage point in the press box, it has occurred to Paterno that Coach Almighty can better watch over his flock and speak with an even greater degree of divinity from above.
