Sentence examples for flying behaviour from inspiring English sources

Mosquitoes breed fast, are genetically flexible, and can adapt rapidly to change their feeding and flying behaviour, tolerate climate shifts and develop insecticide resistance.

"The reduced use of materials enables the true-to-nature flying behaviour".

Flying behaviour is shown to be essential for generating the variation of flock shapes resembling empirical data (Pomeroy and Heppner 1992; Hemelrijk and Hildenbrandt 2012).

First, it includes simplified flying behaviour next to the rules for coordination by attraction, alignment and avoidance as used for studying fish schools (Huth 1992; Kunz and Hemelrijk 2003; Hemelrijk and Hildenbrandt 2008).

It seems that the common ingredient in both human and fly behaviour is a gene called FOXP, which is closely linked to cognitive development in humans.

Surprisingly, these knockouts survive and appeared to behave "normally", but when fly behaviour was examined in detail, jumping ability was reduced by one-third [ 7] and egg-laying performance was dramatically reduced, if not abolished, suggesting that a detailed understanding of the neuromuscular basis of egg-laying would provide an excellent system for gaining an understanding of amine action.

The remaining 83 chambers contained 8,421 occlusions and 610,919 frames of two-fly behaviour before copulation.

These results were related to the small size of each 'crop' and known aspects of fruit fly behaviour.

"contrast-based fruit fly optimization", presented in this paper, is for the first time mimicking this fruit fly behaviour and developing it as a means to efficiently address multi-parameter optimization problems.

While this type of experimental design does allow for the assessment of mate choice (i.e., strength of sexual isolation), it is not amenable to measuring individual fly behaviour in detail as in Experiment 1. Males were marked for identification in Experiment 2, which involved altogether 90 female-choice trials (45 per female type).

The induction of the somewhat less potent UAS-ATP6AP2 RNAi2 line under the same conditions did not result in lethality, but the progenies showed similar, albeit less affected, locomotion defects, together indicating that ATP6AP2 is required in neurons for survival and normal fly behaviour.