Sentence examples for nest division from inspiring English sources
b8ta, which has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from venture investors, was founded by Vibhu, a former lead engineer at Nest Labs, Phillip Raub, former head of global channel marketing at Nest, William Mintun, one of Nest's first operations hires and Nick Mann, a former manager of the Works with Nest division.
Google's Nest division is to allow its "smart" thermostats and smoke alarms to communicate with third party products.
Google, for example, already has such a product — its Nest division acquired Dropcam in 2014.
Google's Nest division makes the Protect - a more advanced internet-connected smoke detector that has become one of the poster childs of the smart home sector.
A recent example of this is Google's Nest division releasing APIs to allow the software that controls its smart thermostat to interact with the software used by Jawbone's Up wristbands.
The device was released in late 2013, and while fantastic, it largely flew under the radar before Alphabet's Nest division bought the company, and promptly stopped selling the device.
The honey ant (Myrmecocystus in the United States, Plagiolepis in Africa) has in the nest a division of worker ants known as repletes, which are fed sugary secretions.
Ant nests have division of labor down pat.
We used a multilevel random intercept logistic model with children (Level 1) nested within divisions (Level 2) to estimate the probability of low birth weight and low weight for age at age one.
The variation in ovenbird nests sometimes makes this division arbitrary as some species are difficult to assign to either category (i.e. some species that make "improved cavities" may represent transitional stages towards the derived nesting habit).
Alloethism within bumblebee workers has been correlated with size, with studies identifying larger workers performing foraging tasks while smaller workers perform in-nest functions, although this division of labour can change depending on the requirements of the colony [ 30].
