Sentence examples for the trail network from inspiring English sources

"But with the more powerful engines, they're operating much faster, and they just sort of dominate the trail network.

On finding a seed, foragers return to the trail network and then follow the main trail back to the nest.

When taken together, these two results strongly suggest a context-dependent navigation employed by seed harvester ants, depending on their position relative to the trail network.

Based on 353 GPS trajectories, a questionnaire applied to visitors, and a geodatabase covering the trail network of the case study area of Berchtesgaden National Park (BNP), speed values and their environmental and demographic determinants are examined by regression modeling.

Ants were selected to cover a variety of conditions, including different positions relative to the trail network (on/off trail), journey direction (from/to the nest), whether the ant was carrying a food item, and the initial heading direction when the ant was captured.

This two-part journey presents an interesting navigational challenge, as foragers do not home directly from their current location after finding food, but retrace their routes back to the point at which they left the trail network, and only then reorient towards the nest.

Most European exploration relied on indigenous guides who had intimate knowledge of the trail networks.

Colleagues said he knew the topography, the roads and the trail networks thoroughly; charted all missions, enemy encounters and weather patterns in grease pencil on glass-covered seven-foot maps; could contact any pilot in Southeast Asia within one minute; and tenaciously pursued search-and-rescue missions for downed pilots, sometimes pacing all night in his combat center awaiting word.

In the 19th century, this trail network linked the Wascopam Mission near The Dalles to settlements in the Willamette Valley.

To examine impacts of mastication equipment that travels throughout a stand to reduce fuels, soil sampling was stratified to address effects at the scale of the treatment unit, the skid trail network, and the non-skid trail area.

Unlike many of the original ski trails, which were wide, straight cuts through the trees, the new trail network wove narrower trails through the forest to blend into the vegetation.