Sentence examples for part prey from inspiring English sources

Opens today in Manhattan In French, with English subtitles Directed by Lionel Baier Not rated; 94 minutes Part predator, part prey, 20-year-old Loïc (Pierre Chatagny) is a gay Swiss man who leads a very dangerous life.

Such once-lauded companies as Reliant Resources and Dynegy (which almost bought Enron before it collapsed) are fighting for their lives.In this section A clash over cash Prepare to be shocked Switching off The long goodbye Part predator, part prey Brassed off The price of freedom Fun on the run The great Swiss hope ReprintsThe SEC's latest interest is in a practice known as "round-tripping".

An alternative route might be the OECD, which last year produced a report urging governments to clamp down on the use of brass-plate firms for illicit purposes.In this section A clash over cash Prepare to be shocked Switching off The long goodbye Part predator, part prey Brassed off The price of freedom Fun on the run The great Swiss hope ReprintsAll this is rather ironic.

Since predators' foraging efficiency is determined in part by prey detection (Bond & Kamil 2002), cryptic coloration and low activity of prey decrease the probability of detection by predators (Endler 1978; Merilaita & Lind 2005).

Predators speciate in 'eating' a different part of prey.

Any indigestible parts of prey such as fur and undigested bones are regurgitated as a pellet.

Yet, some of the teeth we found today show wearing, which formed when the teeth were rubbing against resistant parts of prey, so maybe Anisopleurodontis pricei was something of an omnivore, eating both fish and hard-shelled prey.

Earlier studies have shown that artificial markings applied to peripheral body parts of prey, or models of prey, can influence how bird predators direct their attacks [15], [35], [36].

f Associated with chitinous body parts of prey insects [ 30].

Histo-pathological findings (e.g. granulomatous glossitis associated with chitinous parts of prey insects) [ 30] also seem to be associated with a particular bat species.

Zombies are so frightening, in part, because they prey on an infinite number of victims, and they don't need weapons.