Sentence examples for nest time from inspiring English sources
"If we allow derivative contracts currently worth $383 trillion to sit hidden away on any number of company balance sheets, the nest time we have a serious mismatch between real and assumed values, the Fed's $910 billion balance sheet may not be large enough to become the buyer of last resort," Setser wrote on his blog a few days ago.
In both nesting males and females, we counted the number of nest visits (bird entered the nest cup) and nest time (number of seconds the bird spent in nest cup).
Maternal behavior of each dam was recorded for one hour and scored for the following parameters: time crouching over pups in the nest, time off nest but not feeding, time feeding, and total number of nesting bouts and position of pups in relation to the nest.
No differences were found between maternal genotypes for any of the maternal behaviors, including time spent crouching over their pups, time spent off the nest, time spent feeding, and the total number of nesting bouts (4.2 ± 0.98, and 5.3 ± 0.98 for control and dnFGFR dams, respectively).
It becomes a time when you stop stifling your own needs in favor of others and start making changes needed to forge on with a positive future.[7] With children grown sufficiently, or already having left the nest, time comes back to you and becomes yours again.
Couples are supposed to go away together: for romantic weekends, in preparation for empty-nest time, etc.
Firstly, waterbirds' habitat suitability map during their nesting time in Hamun Wetland was constructed.
"They're in need of a certain amount of fat, especially around nesting time," Mr. Leenders explained.
"Some authorities hammer their hedges three times a year and seem to take pride in cutting them at bird nesting time.
As Aaron Bady recently wrote for this Web site, though, a thoroughly nested time line in "Westworld" might well feel smothering for viewers.
P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center 22-25 Jatkson Avenue, at 46th Street Long Island City, Queens Through Jan . 8This retrospective of John Latham, a British octogenarian who died earlier this year, suggests a series of nesting time capsules.
