Sentence examples for point of birds from inspiring English sources

It differs from Wright's map in that the positions of any two groups of birds on the map have meaning relative to one another and to the origin point of birds; the distance between groups on the map is related to the genetic distance between them in real life.

Then again, that's the point of bird-watching.

But the point of bird feeders seems to be to help birds.

The elastic interplay of Us Five is in fact the main point of "Bird Songs," which approaches its Parker-centric repertory as a springboard rather than an altar.

It could be that the high correlation phenomenon occurred very early in the vertebrate phylogeny tree, at least before the separating point of bird and mammal, and then was lost to some extent in mammals.

Results Point counts of birds taken at Stanford University's Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve between 2000 to 2005 were used to examine the algorithm.

Bird surveys were carried out between 23 December 2003 and 5 March 2004 using point counts of birds within a range of 50 m from the centre of the sampling station.

He acknowledged that it may miss the finer points of birding.

Rovio has long said that the Angry Birds universe isn't limited to the vantage point of the birds.

He said they were not paying farmers their full fuel costs and when biomass improved productivity, the system of price adjustments lowered the selling point of the birds.

Few surveillance systems however, are designed based on international livestock movement data, even though such data can provide information on the quantity and seasonality of livestock movements, the types of movement (for example flows from production of point of lay birds to laying units), the route the animals take and associated stopover or resting points.