Sentence examples for groups of bees from inspiring English sources

Unemployed bees consist of two groups of bees: onlooker bees and scouts.

However in most cases, the two groups of bees will join together again; this behavior is observed in nature.

In the ABC model, the colony consists of three groups of bees: employed bees, onlookers, and scouts.

About 16% of the honeybee's 7500 genes showed a significant difference in activity between the two groups of bees.

ABCA simulates the foraging behavior of a bee colony into three groups of bees: employed bees, onlooker bees, and scout bees.

For artificial bee colony algorithm, proposed by Karaboga in 2005, simulates the foraging behavior of a bee colony into three groups of bees: employed bees (forager bees), onlooker bees (observer bees) and scouts [13].

Mining bee (family Andrenidae), also called digger bee, or solitary bee, any of a group of bees (order Hymenoptera), particularly the genus Andrena.

In the researchers' experiments, reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a group of bees were anaesthetised for several hours, shifting their biological clocks.

A group of bees was trained to distinguish between two odors, and to extend their mouthparts to one, which bore sugar, but not the other, which led to punishment.

Leaf-cutter bee (family Megachilidae), also called leaf-cutting bee, any of a group of bees (order Hymenoptera), particularly genus Megachile, that differ from most other bees in that they collect pollen on their abdomens rather than on their hind legs.

In particular, the main idea of ABC algorithm is to simulate the process of a group of bees gathering honey.