Sentence examples for nature flies from inspiring English sources

In nature, flies encounter daily temperature gradients in the presence of a light/dark cycle.

In nature, flies of this species may occasionally encounter problems finding mates when population densities are low, so females may exercise choice when they have a possibility to do so and accept less-favoured males when there are no "better" ones available [ 39].

"Any types of call of that nature fly in the face of what free speech is," producer Peter Guber told The Post's Peter Carlson in response to Emanuel's posting.

Pam Houston's novel Contents May Have Shifted featured a multitude of settings and made everyday accidental details of nature fly vividly off the page: In the distant Bumthang Valley in the kingdom of Bhutan, "all the colors of Jakar are muted: browns, grays, and silvers, the river an icy line of mercury…and Sirius, the dog star, the brightest solitaire in the Himalayan night".

The raven banner (Old Norse: hrafnsmerki; Middle English: hravenlandeye) was a flag, possibly totemic in nature, flown by various Viking chieftains and other Scandinavian rulers during the 9th, 10th and 11th centuries.

The Laws Thermodynamics and of Nature fly in the face of the hypotheses of evolution and survival of the fittest, because it often is the smaller and weaker forms of life that find it possible to survive against pressures of the environment ("Only the strong survive" is false).

"The reduced use of materials enables the true-to-nature flying behaviour".

Where the two species are found together in nature, serrata flies produce a blend of hydrocarbons distinct from the birchii's.

Shocked by the realization that his selfishness had stifled his wife's true nature, Rudi flies to Tokyo to visit his son Karl, packing some of Trudi's favorite clothes to accompany him on the trip.

Also on display was Nature's Fly-Trap, a carnivor- ous plant whose leaves devour flies and mosquitoes; a collection of clay skulls sprouting green grass, a young lady demonstrating a reducing device, Flip-Up Flip-Down Sun Spectacles, designed to do away with the physical inconvenience of having to take sunglasses off, and Sun-Slatz, in which the dark lens is replaced by tiny Venetian blinds.

NEW HAVEN The Peabody Museum of Natural History "Seeing Wonders: The Nature of Fly Fishing".