In those fossorial species that dig burrows as nests but forage above the ground many rodents, such as prairie-dogs, ground squirrels, and groundhogs the digging movements tend to be dorsoventral with alternating limb movement.
At least one big company, Consolidated Edison, is developing microtunneling techniques for use right here underneath New York City, which is considered hidebound by those in the growing worldwide "no dig" movement.
The literary digs movement, though, is alert to the promiscuity of writers' backsides as they shuttle between desks.
In interviews with several leaders of the American no-dig movement, there was a consensus that the city's political culture resisted trenchless technology.
As a teenage Boy Scout in Venice, Parlett began digging into the movement's history by quizzing old hands such as his late mentor, Scoutmaster Bill van Slyke.
In the first 10 min, the amount of time and frequency that the test animal spent self-grooming, digging, showing ambulatory movement, rearing, or jumping was measured.
Copeland's great virtues, apart from a strong technique, are deep-digging movement — she seems to scoop the air — good humor, and sexiness.
We hypothesize that the "kidney shaped" morphology reported in Auca Mahuevo nests and Pinyes clutches resulted from the scratch-digging movement produced by the rear foot of the female.
In contrast, the ideological core of the settler movement is digging roots ever deeper into the rocky hills.
She began researching the issue and digging into the environmental movement, reading "The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight," a book by Thom Hartmann about the environment and spirituality.
All of which denies the 'first law of the hole' that the charter movement keeps digging itself – and our nation's school children – into.
