Sentence examples for regular mating from inspiring English sources

To alleviate the requirement for precise interference and to improve the assembly's robustness, this paper presents a constant-force snap-fit mechanism that maintains a regular mating force against a range of interference uncertainty.

And in some groups, lower-ranking males do get regular mating opportunities and do sire offspring.

Inbreeding is defined as regular mating between siblings, with strongly female biased offspring sex ratio [ 19].

Irradiated males were able to mate but the resulting number of offspring was dramatically reduced compared to the average number of offspring observed during a regular mating.

To explain this, biologists have theorised that these females are mating with males who are genetically superior to their regular mates, thus getting the benefit of parental assistance from a cuckold and good genes from a Lothario.Proving that, though, is a lengthy process.

Another study showed that women who had sex with someone other than their regular mate did so at the height of their fertility cycles — and were more likely to have an orgasm with that partner.

But should Murray play a long match against Coric then former Wimbledon doubles champion Marray will step in to play with his regular partner against Dodig and Mate Pavic.

Probably all xyleborine species show high levels of inbreeding through regular sib mating, and offspring sex ratios are strongly female-biased [ 29, 31, 32].

Having been a regular room-mate of Dan Cole over the years, Robshaw reckons the Leicester prop will be wholly unaffected by this week's unflattering comments from the Wallabies camp about the alleged legality of his scrummaging.

Now an England international, courtesy of a 10-minute cameo against Hungary last month, and a regular team-mate of players such as Cesc Fábregas at club level, his expected inclusion at Sunderland tomorrow afternoon no longer provokes surprise.

He was, of course, not playing with his regular British mates, which was a handicap, since established teams benefit from the comfort and confidence levels that come from knowing colleagues' strengths and weaknesses.