Sentence examples for description of insect from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes the major structural and functional parameters of ecosystems in order to provide the basis for description of insect effects on these parameters.

The terminology is based on the Comstock-Needham system which gives the morphological description of insect wing venation.

The description of insect miRNAs in miRBase [ 7] remains largely restricted to Diptera (Drosophila melanogaster, D. pseudoobscura, Anopheles gambiae), Hymenoptera (Apis mellifera, Nasonia vitripennis), Coleoptera (Tribolium castaneum), Orthoptera (Locusta migratoria) and Lepidoptera (Bombyx morii), which all diverged about 280 million-years ago [ 8].

He, Wren and others formed the "Oxford Experimental Philosophy Club," whose activities included the creation of a universal language, the microscopic description of insects and the telescopic interrogation of the moon.

The first descriptions of insect larvae use as living biofactories emerged in the early '90s [ 31] and several companies in Europe, USA and Asia currently exploit this technology using Trichoplusia ni or Bombyx mori lepidopters with their respective baculovirus vectors.

A child stands alone in the garden listening to the metallic sounds of insects," reads Charles Burchfield's own description of The Insect Chorus.

Descriptions of insect-pollination in Epipactis began in the 19th century and continue to the present day [ 22, 35, 36].

"Although this is the first description of an insect using the Milky Way for their orientation, this ability might turn out to be widespread in the animal kingdom," the scientists wrote in Current Biology.

The first North American entomological society was the (first) Entomological Society of Pennsylvania which, from 1842 to 1853, took as its only mission the taxonomic description of American insect species.

For a comprehensive description of an insect's thermoregulatory performance, it is of great advantage to investigate the entire range of ambient temperature to which it is likely to be exposed in its natural environment.

One is a 1679 cuarto edition of "Der Raupen Wunderbare Verwandelung und Sonderbare Blumen-nahrung", an illustrated description of European insects.