Sentence examples for population of doves from inspiring English sources

Given this characterization of an evolutionarily stable strategy, one can readily confirm that, for the Hawk-Dove game, the strategy Dove is not evolutionarily stable because a pure population of Doves can be invaded by a Hawk mutant.

We are lucky to be visited daily by a resident bird population of doves and blackbirds, and overhead, the occasional hawk or falcon (ironically, as I write this, I overhear warnings from staff that if we continue to feed the birds, we will receive violations).

It is a major asset to be a hawk in a population of doves because such a hawk will prevail in all combat without cost.

We have a population of hawks and doves that represent two distinct behavioral strategies in combat.

But you will find, in semi-wilderness which was managed farmland just 15 years ago, one of the best sites both for nightingales and purple emperor butterflies in all of Britain, and a healthy population of our rapidly disappearing turtle doves.

At the same time, it is an asset to be a dove in a population of hawks, especially when the cost of combat is very high, because the dove never pays the cost of combat while hawks have to pay this cost in nearly all combat.

The doves had an Ohio population of 5 million and were legal prey in 38 states.

And there were the lovely laid-back delights of "Doves".

The Plague of Doves, by Louise Erdrich Harperr; $25.95).

On tunnel walls, it was blazed by drawings of doves.

A flock of doves was released into the air.