Sentence examples for trap observations from inspiring English sources

Based on camera trap observations (which are being used to complement herders' direct observations), Suojia appears to be a 'hotspot' in terms of snow leopard density, with seven to nine individuals identified, and more likely to be present (based on other signs and herders' observations), in an area approximately 150 km2 (Plateau Perspectives 2011a).

To aid in this experiment planning, we have created an SRMAtlas build [ 35] based on the ion trap observations and predictions.

The mass percentage passing of soil particles from the Ayanda and Udara rivers obtained by sediment trap observation at the mouths of the rivers (Shimokawa et al. 2014b) showed that the diameters of the soil particles were distributed mainly from 0.1 to 50 μm.

I try to trap the observations and insights I have while walking in Devon, but because I'm nearly 40 now and my brain is decaying, they often escape.

In his book "More and Different", the great theoretical physicist Philip W. Anderson describes this as a "seamless web" – a body of firmly established theory, now extending from physics through molecular biology, which in many situations, traps dubious observations.

Margin surveys and wild bee community sampling, comprising pan traps and observations of foraging activity, were carried out over three years at 27 cereal field margins in Catalonia, Spain.

To address this lack, ecologist Keith Aubry analyzed wolverine trapping and observation records and found that from 1801 to 1960, the species had occurred throughout the Intermountain West and Upper Midwest.

Some 54% of the traps contained insects that were categorised and about 10% of the traps had other observations such as trapped flies, presence of predators, frass etc. Table 1 shows booklice, silverfish and woodlice to be the most abundant.

For Dendrimer 1, the excited state is located within the center of the dendrimer giving rise to a moderate solid-state photoluminescence quantum yield (Φpl) (0.13) and significant charge trapping, with both observations due to the degree of overlap of the main electroactive chromophores on adjacent dendrimers.

The widespread distribution of LHN cell bodies and their potential output to different parts of the brain along with the difficulty of identifying large groups of LHNs labeled by new Gal4 enhancer traps (our unpublished observations) suggest that LHNs are heterogeneous genetically, anatomically and, in all likelihood, functionally.

Despite the less than ideal functioning of the Trap reporter, our preliminary observations indicate that the Dmp1 and Ibsp reporter gene readouts appear to be consistent with previous expression studies for these two genes in skeletal elements [ 13- 16, 20].