Sentence examples for homing speed from inspiring English sources

Vanishing intervals were similar in both monocular groups, but homing speed was reduced to a lesser extent in pigeons using the right-eye.

Homing speed was calculated for each bee returning on the same day, as the release distance divided by the individual homing time.

It is unlikely that the bees were just flying slower from the release on the southern lake shore, since homing speed is no measure of flight speed, but includes searching, resting and refueling time.

When released from the opposite shore, however, homing speed decreased from 28.47±6.39 m*min−1 at 1480 m (last release on the lake) to 9.69±3.14 m*min−1 at 1870 m (first release on opposite shore).

Vanishing bearings were deflected to the side of the open eye, vanishing intervals were longer, and homing speed was reduced.

The average homing speed of bees returning from the west, north and south was around 25 m·min−1, about 10 m·min−1 slower than the homing speed from the east (Fig. 5).

Strong site fidelity, loud advertisement calls, and stereotypic territorial defense behavior make it possible to reliably detect the presence of individuals and thus allow for good estimations of homing success and speed.

She's gone ("home") but she's here too, "homing" in those she loves.

We conducted a field translocation experiment to test whether male Allobates femoralis, a dendrobatid frog with paternal extra-territorial tadpole transport, are capable of homing after experimental removal, as well as to quantify homing success and speed.

His doctoral work on the problems of control and guidance of high-speed aircraft proved valuable in the development of automatic flight control, automatic tracking equipment, homing systems for guided missiles, and intercontinental ballistic missile control systems.

They were homing in on the airplane.