Sentence examples for enclosure use from inspiring English sources

Partially sighted bears did not differ from able-bodied controls in enclosure use or behaviour.

There was no significant difference in latency to first strike (p = 0.24), duration of hunting activity (p = 0.83) or enclosure use (p = >0.05) between scatter and enriched trials.

However, when the feeding duration and enclosure use was analysed there was no significant difference between the scatter control and enrichment trails.

An analysis of 226 h of behavioral data and 1386 map location scans showed enclosure rotation was associated with increased enclosure use and feeding and a decrease in self-directed behavior.

It is therefore likely that the age of the household head will negatively influence management regimes in that the younger enclosure owners, in this case youths (18 to 35 years), will adopt improved and productive management regimes in a bid to diversify income derived from enclosure use.

This opens the possibility of doing a full, quantitative spatial analysis of any group-living animal, which would then allow the quantitative testing of model predictions (Hamilton, 1971; De Vos and O'Riain, 2010) and provide inputs for a range of spatial studies such as agent-based modelling (Sellers et al., 2007) and enclosure use (Ross et al., 2011).

In his statement, Mr. Khodorkovsky also noted that the women are being prosecuted in the same courtroom, and seated behind the same glass enclosure, used in his trial.

A horn enclosure uses a flared tube to obtain the best acoustic coupling between the loudspeaker cone and the outside, thereby radiating the best possible coherent wave from the speaker cone.

Mr. D'Angelo said the procedure goes like this: The professional shuts down the HVAC system; isolates the area with plastic sheeting; sets up a negative-pressure enclosure using an exhaust fan system with HEPA filters; wets the material and packages it in labeled bags; and transports the material in an enclosed vehicle to a special landfill.

His enjoyable and informative canter through three millennia of intellectual and religious history highlights the many ways, ingenious, beautiful, wrongheaded or mad, in which humans have tried to define paradise, seek it or, latterly, create it.The idea predates Christianity, coming from ancient Babylon, where a paradeiza was an enclosure used for easy hunting.

The approach involves design and formation of a 3D model of the enclosure using a computer-aided design software tool, followed by 3D printing of the enclosures using a bioplotter.