Sentence examples for gaping beak from inspiring English sources
And a fired-clay "eagle warrior" — stern face set in the gaping beak of a helmetlike eagle's head, arms winged, knees taloned — suggests a prototypical attack aircraft.
And a fired-clay "eagle warrior"—stern face set in the gaping beak of a helmetlike eagle's head, arms winged, knees taloned suggests a prototypical attack aircraft.
Depending on the sparrow's age, either offer the food on tweezers directly into the gaping beak, or if the bird is old enough to feed himself, put the feed in a shallow container.
"Probing" involves the bird plunging its beak into the ground randomly and repetitively until an insect has been found, and is often accompanied by bill gaping where the bird opens its beak in the soil to enlarge a hole.
defer.add img); If the baby's mouth is not gaping, tap it's beak lightly with the feeding instrument or rub the food around the edge of the beak.
For instance, food begging behaviour observed in young wolves, wild dogs and certain gulls species, which involves the young approaching the beak or mouth of the adult with their own whereupon gaping their mouths or nuzzling, the adult would regurgitate portions of food to feed the young.
The general picture emerging from the literature is that wider beak gapes correlate with higher frequencies whereas smaller beak gapes correlate with lower frequencies.
In the latter case lower frequency notes were more strongly affected which in turn is consistent with findings from theoretical and experimental modeling [24] that predict a non-linear relationship between beak gape and vocal tract resonances in a way that changes at smaller beak gapes lead to relatively larger changes in vocal tract resonances.
The difference between manual and automatic (algorithm output) measurements for the beak gape was 0.22 ± 0.009 mm, in which the maximum difference was 0.76 mm.
Beak gape has a strong effect on amplitude too.
