Sentence examples for nest movement from inspiring English sources

The nest movement in the United States, which began in Hawaii, where it is called Pūnana Leo, was inspired by the Maori movement, Kōhanga Reo.

F. paralugubris forms unicolonial populations, as demonstrated by the very high number of queens per nest, movement of queens and workers among neighbouring nests, and lack of aggression between workers from distant nests within populations [ 22, 33, 38, 39, 49].

Distance and direction between nests: Movements surrounding the original tagging location were relatively symmetrical in all directions (Table 1).

Post-nesting movements: Of the nine turtles with full internesting tracks, average time in the internesting mode before shifting to the transiting behavior mode and departing for foraging grounds was 2.7 days (SD = 2.8) (Table 1).

Post-nesting movements: Time turtles remained in the internesting mode following the last nesting event before switching to the transiting behavior mode was determined for all turtles which transmitted through the entire internesting period (termed the 'post-nesting' portion of the track).

Together they make incomplete nest-building movements in a posture that resembles choking.

World cities such as London have tended to defy understanding hitherto because simple hierarchical subdivision has ignored the fact that their polycentricity subsumes a pattern of nested urban movements.

Crating sows in farrowing systems greatly restricts their normal behaviour (e.g. movement, nest-building, leaving the nest site for defecation), which is usually justified by the assumption that piglet mortality is higher with loose-housed sows.

Every time an ant walked to the nest exit, its movement was detected automatically by a high-resolution webcam (Logitech QC deluxe) positioned immediately above the exit and attached to a PC.

Two hours after parturition when the female was outside the nest, another small movement was seen in one pup.

His own trio, The Grit in the Oyster, responds to the music's thematic structure with nesting circles of movement that break apart and reform.