Sentence examples for the flocking from inspiring English sources
noun
A large number of birds, especially those gathered together for the purpose of migration.
A series of pas de deux dominates, but they are unpredictably structured, seamlessly interwoven with the flocking patterns of the corps de ballet, and punctuated by slightly ungainly, angled lifts that relieve the prettiness.
One explored method of solving this problem borrows from nature, imitating the flocking behavior of birds.
Despite this collective evidence, most people still assume the explanation of a leader bird for the flocking behavior of birds.
PSO is a rather new optimization method that is inspired by the flocking behavior of fishes and birds.
This free-form puzzle game has players drawing paths to guide the flocking spirits to their home planets.
The flocking aspect is the most interesting as it creates a little network that takes readings of real-time traffic.
The journalists flocked to the plane.
The homeless are flocking to landlords' arms.
And the populace is flocking to them.
BRONX Bronx Museum "The Flock House Project," group show.
The flock decides the tweets' direction.
