Sentence examples for disturbed into from inspiring English sources
Males of each species have three distinct sound responses: a congregational song that is regulated by daily weather fluctuations and by songs produced by other males; a courtship song, usually produced prior to copulation; and a disturbance squawk produced by individuals captured, held, or disturbed into flight.
Thereby, the effects of a local disturbance might go far beyond the local patch [4]: either by triggering increased dispersal from disturbed into undisturbed patches, or conversely by triggering dispersal from undisturbed to disturbed patches.
This way, in the situation where the sensors have approximately reached the correct configuration, the system will "harden-up" to keep the current configuration so as to avoid being disturbed into disorder again.
But Mr. Walsh, Mr. Murphy and a brilliant creative team — which includes Gregory Clarke (sound), Adam Silverman (lighting) and Donnacha Dennehy (who composed the original music) — have translated one disturbed mind into a complete physical universe.
Osteoclast precursor differentiation into mature osteoclasts is disturbed in the absence of VEGF-A [ 5].
The pollen and charcoal record from Ewing Island (Fig. 5) shows that the initial establishment of O. lyallii on this island was into an anthropogenically disturbed habitat, not into a pristine coastal maritime community.
(Among them were thoughts applicable to this group and this music: "Water flows continually into the ocean/but the ocean is never disturbed:/Desire flows into the mind of the seer/but he is never disturbed").
When disturbed, it backs into its hole.
The generals were also disturbed by investigations into their own wrongdoing.
Half of the choir wore white gloves and, instead of singing, gestured in time to the music, looking like a flock of white doves suddenly disturbed or launched into coordinated flight.
When his ability to memorise parts for the theatre began to falter in his mid-70s, while playing an archaeologist disturbed by excavations into his own past, in Julian Mitchell's Half Life, Gielgud turned to the world of film.
