Sentence examples for flight dance from inspiring English sources

Flight figures in many Streb dances, but "Human Fountain" is her signature flight dance.

However, the frequencies produced by wing vibrations during waggle dances were similar to those produced while in flight (dance: 265 Hz, flight: 250 Hz).

The oddest-sounding work is Ms. Zollar's "Eurydice's Flight," danced to music by Miles Davis.

The difference in PIs among three groups (flight sounds, dance sounds and white noise) was not significant (Fig. 4; Steel−Dwass test; flight vs. dance: p = 0.99, flight vs. white noise: 0.27, dance vs. white noise: 0.25).

Groups of male imagoes perform a mating flight, or dance, over water as dusk approaches, flying into any breeze or air current.

Recent studies indicate that workers integrate sensory information during foraging flight for dance communication.

The frequencies of both flight and dance sounds may be within the same range due to restrictions in neuromuscular mechanisms.

In many unrelated situations, therefore, the frequency of a honeybee's wing vibrations may be similar to those observed during flight or dance.

In our experiments honeybees could orient themselves toward flight or dance sounds (Fig. 4) because the carrier frequencies of both repeated pulses and continuous sounds might be within the responsive range of Johnston organs.

There has as yet been no astounding display of the higher flights of dance musicality — which used to be the company's specialty — but there are signs that this could happen, with dancers moving there as if presenting the music to the audience, here as if carried by it.

We had grown together over 10 months, continuously shifting shape in response to each other, sharing every flight of stairs, dance party, bad mood.