Sentence examples for flight migration from inspiring English sources

The speed, senses, flight, migration, pairing behaviour and feeding of birds are then discussed, with observations from Spallanzani and Gilbert White, whose Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne was published in 1789.

We already know that when climate changes significantly, some species of plants and animals will adjust to changes and shift their distribution range, or modify the timing of life events such as flowering, flight, migration or reproduction in order to persist under such significantly altered conditions.

Condition measured in this manner is assumed to reflect lipid reserves [ 5], a major form of energy storage in birds that is used to fuel the various processes that promote individual fitness (i.e., flight, migration, reproduction).

The abrupt rise and fall of Hunnish power, nevertheless, set all the peoples of the Western Steppe in motion; and by the time the flights, migrations, and conquests were over, the Roman Empire in the West had come to an end (ad 476), and Germanic peoples had become rulers of all the Western provinces.

"We act as though the current refugee crisis is an isolated incident," says Akomfrah, "but actually flight and migration has defined modernity since the 14th century".

Does global management on flight and migration needs coordination between Europe and Asia?

It is a holistic service ecosystem for cities, districts and organizations for the integration of people with a flight or migration background".

This paper concludes that global management of flight and migration has become more probable in recent years since the awareness has risen in both regions about this issue.

The UNHCR figures reveal, that only twelve percent of flight and migration takes place in the Americas, while the remaining 88% takes place in Middle East (39%), Africa (29%), Asia Pacific (14%), and Europe (6%).

Slender and more pointed wings and shorter tails in relation to the wing reduce the induced drag at the wings considerably and are known to produce a larger forward component in flight during migration [1] [3], [8].

Previous experimental studies demonstrated that oropharyngeally excreted HPAIV originated from lung and air sacs [12], implicating a high replication rate of the virus and thus a possible functional impairment in organs important for long-distance flight and migration.