Sentence examples for rearing standing from inspiring English sources

Rearing: Standing upright on the hind limbs with or without touching a wall surface.

Nonsocial activities: rearing (standing on the hind limbs sometimes with the forelimbs against the walls of the cage) and digging.

Behavioural parameters such as time spent on board (with all four paws), rearing (standing in an upright position on the hindpaws) and locomotor activity (total distance travelled) were recorded during a 5 min session using the ANY-maze software.

During video-recorded sessions (S1, S2, S3), the following behavioral responses were considered (frequency, duration and latency): social investigation, sniffing the round wire cage and the stimulus animal; rearing, standing on hind legs; grooming, self-cleaning (wiping, licking, combing or stretching of any part of the body).

Increasingly they were to be found not in the midst of their troops but well to the rear, standing on a hill.

Britain brought up the rear, standing shoulder to shoulder with America.Young Britons fared badly in each of the six broad categories (see table), worst of all in the sections on their social lives.

We also quantified the total number of times mice reared during the cylinder test (Fig. 4b); control mice exhibit an exploratory rearing behavior, standing on their hind legs for a brief moment, often leaning with one forepaw on the cylinder wall before returning all four paws to a sitting position, whereas MitoPark mice treated with saline were almost completely immobile and never reared.

The following behaviors were scored: lying (includes sleeping), rearing, stationary (standing or sitting), walking, grooming, scratching and burrowing behavior.

The number of times standing (rearing), the total, central and peripheral distances traveled, and the duration of time spent in the central and peripheral areas were recorded by a video camera mounted on the top of the box.

I watched him through the rear window, standing in the empty road.

Over the past 10,000 years East Asia has developed a characteristic agriculture, combining dense human population settlements and intensive pig-rearing with standing water for wildfowl.