The reindeer herds in Finland are now managed by the Ministry for Agriculture and Forestry, with the beasts roaming 44,000sq miles – about a third of the country.
During his days roaming 17 states from The Monitor's Chicago bureau, he befriended local politicians who would come to national prominence, including Mr. Humphrey in Minnesota, William Proxmire in Wisconsin and Charles H. Percy in Illinois.
In standard conditions Fujiwara et al estimated that C. elegans spends 80% of its time in an inactive mode called dwelling and 20% in an active mode called roaming [6].
Cholinergic stimulation by carbachol provoked bigemini and TdP in freely roaming LQT3 mice.
In their calculations the researchers used middle-of-the-road numbers: 10 sauropods, each weighing 20,000 pounds (9,071 kilograms), could have roamed 1 square kilometer of lush Mesozoic habitats.
Where does your muse of literary nostalgia like to roam? 1920s Montmartre, perhaps, or 12th-century Provence?
The bones were discovered in the broken, spare landscape of Garfield County, once a seabed and later covered by forests of sequoias, where T. rexes roamed 65 million to 67 million years ago.
While he said Willie Bird had been hurt by high commodities prices, he was more worried about the security of his turkeys, which roam 400 acres in the mountains of Sonoma County.
It's like reading that some constellation is 90 million light years from the Earth or that the dinosaurs roamed 100 million years ago.
Isabella roamed 803 miles across Colorado, climbing mountains and riding a horse like a man (though she threatened to sue a newspaper that said she dressed like one).
Foxes may foray 5.3 km and less frequently roam 7.8 km–15 km (15 ).
