Sentence examples for instead of foraging from inspiring English sources

Instead of foraging for themselves, they lolled on the ledge, waiting to eat out of my hand.

Instead of foraging for material in the public sphere, as it has in previous shows like "Gone Missing," a cabaret musical about all the things that people can manage to lose, and "In the Footprint," which chronicled the conflict over the Navy Yards development in Downtown Brooklyn, the company is using the life stories of its own members as the raw material.

Now, instead of foraging for food, most of the people on this planet earn enough money to eat and sleep with a roof over their heads.

The shearwaters are adapted for diving after prey instead of foraging on the ocean's surface; one species has been recorded diving as deep as 70 m.

Instead of foraging in front of their host colony on its upstream side as expected [48] and as most settlers were observed, they were observed foraging on the downstream side, usually at the coral edge.

This contrasts with the vast majority of ants, where founding queens are confined to the nest (they are 'claustral') and, instead of foraging, use their metabolic reserves to feed their first brood (Hölldobler and Wilson, 1990; Wheeler and Buck, 1996).

Food production capacity has been calculated from the current agricultural yields in the area, published in the Statistical Yearbook (MAGRAMA, [2007]), and applied to the surface of available productive land, supposing that the whole area was used for growing food (instead of forages or other crops).

Old foragers after extended periods of foraging (foraging duration >15 days): Foragers of random foraging age were caught at the hive entrance.

Note here that instead of describing the shape of the functional response, the parameters a and h describe activities relevant to the process of foraging.

That's where my love of foraging and plants began.

The paper is organized as follows: we present a definition of foraging in "Foraging definition" section.