Sentence examples for nest moving from inspiring English sources

To fill them, spring-loaded rods push high-volume drugs like ibuprofen from their tubes into a small nylon nest moving along the conveyor belt at the bottom of the machine.

Chiappe adds that the trend toward open nests could have allowed some dinosaurs to take another step toward birdlike nesting by moving their nests into the trees.

Is it when you finally fly the nest, move out of your parents' house and get a place of your own?

After fertilization, queens stay within the maternal nest, move to other nests within the supercolony or disperse at the fringe of the supercolony through budding, i.e. the occupation of a suitable nest by one or several queens that are accompanied by workers and sometimes brood from the colony the queens themselves originated from.

Pairs are extremely cautious near their nest, usually moving in a slow manner when leaving the nest to avoid the attention of predators.

In the food deprivation experiment, nestlings were temporarily removed from the natal nest and moved to an artificial nest cup, made from a plastic box (6 cm in diameter) and a cloth lining.

Areal bacterial loading rates increased in each nested watershed moving downstream through the watershed and were highest in the three subcatchments dominated by agricultural activities.

Mitchell's latest novel, Cloud Atlas (2004), is also his most ambitious, (barely) containing six seemingly unconnected but nested narratives moving through different times.

The same thing occurred when the nests were left in position, but a white piece of cardboard used to mark the nest was moved while the bee was away.

Born and raised in Switzerland, Bartsch flew the nest and moved to the UK in 1968, when she was 17.

I can't sleep like a squirrel in a nest". Barry moves on to the current tour.