Sentence examples for feathers at the time from inspiring English sources

While this was the extent to which CGI effects were able to render feathers at the time, the structures do not resemble the down-like feathers real-life dromaeosaurids bore or the fully developed arm feathers, akin to the wing feathers of modern birds, born by Velociraptor.

The hatchlings were individually marked with coloured ink on the wing feathers at the time of swapping.

The wax is allowed to harden and then is peeled away, pulling out the feathers at the same time.

In the hornbills of Africa and Asia, only females lose the flight and tail feathers at the same time.

It does not appear to be at an increased risk of predation during its autumn moult, despite having fewer flight feathers at that time.

They were mixed with a sterilized feather for 40 s, and then 1 L clean seawater (24 °C) was added gradually and stirred with the feather at the same time.

The cockroach also had a narrow body and wings, elongated legs and mouthparts, and an extra set of modified eyes located on the top of its head, which likely helped it spot predators, such as the feathered dinosaurs living at the time.

However, ducks and geese, some rails and loons, and auks shed all of their flight feathers at one time, immediately after the nesting season.

We compared H&E (Hematoxylin and Eosin) staining from the paraffin sections of different feathers at different time points (fig. 1 C – G '). Early growth phase contour feathers show a tiny rachis and numerous pennaceous barb ridges (fig. 1 C and C ').

But now he's moody as all get-out, and Mathers gives us an amusing frame-by-frame glimpse of ruffled feathers at holiday time: Herbie sulks his way home, buries his Santa hat, cries and fails an attempted confession to his baker pals.

Thus for all hens in the dataset, their status alive (0) or dead (1) was known at the time of feather scoring.