Sentence examples for territories plot from inspiring English sources

Encourage some serious study Try a mini safari through the long grass following a length of string with a magnifying glass; use the dawn chorus to locate bird nesting territories; plot the pecking order on the bird feeders; and work out who's eating who beneath the surface of the local pond.

Our data suggest that male red-backed shrikes do not simply use the presence of a great grey shrike to settle on territories because plots with only larders were settled at the same time as plots with larders and great grey shrikes.

While Ms. Spark's books cover a broad territory of plot and character, some central similarities can be found in many of the novels and short stories.

All proprietors, whether members of a communal owner group or individuals, were obliged to render services (ngayah desa) towards the village to whose territory the plot or field actually belonged (Bundschu 1985, p.28 36). 4 Bundschu regards these different forms of land ownership as regional peculiarities rather than as systematically interrelated.

The number of sites of infusion of ibotenic acid close to proximal territories was plotted in Fig.  7a for the individual monkeys as a function of the effects observed on the behavioral tasks described above (no effect = 0; deficit observed for one manual dexterity task = 1; deficit observed for two manual dexterity tasks = 2).

Without such a push, however, analysts believe the insurgents are consolidating their hold on captured territory and plotting ways to strike Baghdad.

This is familiar plot territory, but Cook covers it with fearless originality, in a lyric voice that sings itself raw.

It's as if, by carefully aligning her heroine's attitudes with the reader's, Texier hopes to circumvent the more complicated emotional territory of the plot.

It's "familiar plot territory, but Cook covers it with fearless originality, in a lyric voice that sings itself raw," Marilyn Stasio said in these pages in 2000.

However, Jen Chaney of The Washington Post wrote that the episode "brought more narrative developments that didn't make sense", and Rolling Stone Erica Futterman stated that aside from Martin's scenes, "the rest of the episode found us back in scatterbrained plot territory".

In line with this reasoning, the majority of newly founded goshawk territories in the central plot were former buzzard territories.