Sentence examples for structures of calling from inspiring English sources

No differences were found between our recordings and therefore the song models (see below) have been designed according to the temporal structures of calling songs from the webpage.

"Debths" opens with an epigraph from Bing Crosby and the Music Maids' 1939 version of "Little Sir Echo," which suggests this book's deep structures of call and response.

David Benjamin's The Living: This completely organic tower, made from cornstalks and the root-like structures of mushrooms, called mycelium.

The cylindrical tower isn't quite manufactured but grown, thanks to its entirely organic material made from cornstalks and the root-like structures of mushrooms, called mycelium.

Phycocyanobilin can serve as a light-harvesting pigment in the photosynthetic light-harvesting structures of cyanobacteria called phycobilisomes [ 54].

The sympatrically occurring European tettigoniid species T. cantans and T. viridissima can be clearly distinguished by the temporal structure of their calling songs.

"We know for sure that this myoelastic mechanism is working, and it clears things up for future research on the structure of calls," she says.

Bats where place into two groups according to the structure of calls: FM bats (Mops condylurus, Chaerephon major, Mops niveiventer) and FM/QCF bats (Scotophilus dinganii and Scotophilus leucogaster).

Whether the acoustic structure of calls is related to female cycle stage was not investigated.

The temporal structure of calls was also affected by mate guarding (Table  4, Fig.  5b).

In this case, do quality-related changes to the acoustic structure of calls induce a modification of vocal cues to identity from year to year?