Sentence examples for trunk to trunk from inspiring English sources

Tarsiers move through the forest by launching themselves from trunk to trunk propelled by their greatly elongated hind limbs.

Jumping from trunk to trunk of a fossilised forest, we swished the seaweed back with our hands in search of dinosaur bones.

This arrangement leads to four typical on-body links which represent two trunk-to-trunk, a trunk-to-head, and a trunk-to-limb links following a classification of on-body links as introduced in [14].

An on-body link with a higher mobility experiences a wider range of outage probabilities than trunk-to-trunk links with lower mobility (compare, e.g., the stomach-wrist link with the stomach-chest link).

These winners are now going trunk-to-trunk to take the European title, which began accepting votes on 1 February and will remain open until the 28th of the month.

Kick to the trunk – the trunk refers to the solar plexus and the flank.

The prosthesis also functioned like the uniarticular soleus muscle by transferring energy from the residual leg to the trunk to provide trunk propulsion.

"I imagine it running around and jumping around from tree trunk to tree trunk, maybe using its wings to speed up its running".

"Microraptor was an adept glider and would have had little difficulty gliding from tree trunk to tree trunk," the authors report today online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

When an elephant is asked to hold a stick with its trunk to get food, the trunk loses its primary olfactory function, which is also needed to locate food.

Indriids can leap up to 10 m (33 ft) rapidly from tree trunk to tree trunk, an ability referred to as "ricochetal leaping".