Sentence examples for foraging force from inspiring English sources

Consequently, as the mean age of the foraging force decreases forager death rates increase further, which accelerates the population decline.

A honeybee colony has the ability to direct its foraging force to the best food sources found in the foraging area [65].

After several days of travel, the fast pace and poor foraging forced the civilians to stop and rest their horses.

At Poison Spring, Ark., in April 1864, Confederates under John S. Marmaduke cut off a Union foraging party and forced it to retreat.

Leonhardt and colleagues [19] recently showed that modest environmental perturbations in the form of 'purely psychological stressors' (1-hr strobe light exposure, forced foraging and wet bedding) induce peak maternal corticosterone levels noticeably similar to those observed in dams supplemented with corticosterone in the drinking water [18].

The foraging guru Euell Gibbons forced pokeweed and dandelion roots in his cellar, documenting it in his 1962 book, "Stalking the Wild Asparagus," and I was curious to see if I could recreate it in an apartment in New York City.

The hive's field force was back from foraging, and because of the wet weather and the time of day the female worker bees were especially ornery.

Competition, ever present in nature, can force individuals to increase foraging effort [e.g., by facing interference from other competitors or depletion of food resources [ 10]].

Of particular concern have been thefts at nuclear power plants that generate electricity and from military bases where low-paid military forces forage for extra income by pilfering weapons stores and critical communication or control systems.

They eat so much that by the end Ms. Carpenter and Bill are forced to spend hours foraging through Dumpsters to feed them.

The worst-hit regions are now being forced to rely on foraging for food in the wilderness, one humanitarian told VICE News. .