Vernacular names include marsh hen, mud hen, and rice chicken (Meanley 1969).
We have introduced various strategies for simplification of heat exchanger network (HEN) to HEN design agents.
Randolph Ford, meanwhile, keeps two free-range hen houses, holding 16,000 hens each, in rural Suffolk.
It could also lead to "smothering" when the frightened hens race into the hen house.
HEN HARRIER The hen harrier is one of the most persecuted birds of prey in the UK.
Fat hen Fat hen (Chenopodium album) has been used as a food plant since prehistoric times, because of its edible leaves and fatty seeds.
First, bypasses are set on the HEN to enhance HEN control and enable optimal manipulation of the equipment.
McDonald's has pressed the egg industry, for instance, to increase by half the amount of space it allocates to egg-laying hens in factory hen houses.
In caring for their young, they outcluck a mother hen, for what hen can protect her babies by carrying them in her jaw?
A notable species is Cyclopterus lumpus, known in Europe as sea hen or hen fish because the male guards and cares for the eggs, without eating, until they hatch in about six or seven weeks.
It consisted of a dove stuffed into a quail, a quail into a guinea hen, a hen into a duck, a duck into a capon, a capon into a goose, and the goose into a peacock or a turkey.
