Sentence examples for weight of ants from inspiring English sources

The dry weight of ants alone, he said, already equals the dry weight of our own.

The BBC Four documentary claims they number not 10,000 trillion but 100 trillion, though it still suggests the total weight of ants equals the total weight of humans.

With an average force of just a few nanonewtons, or about one-thousandth the weight of an ant, the light exerts enough energy to cause the mirror to vibrate.

Turns out the stickiness in one hair is so strong it can lift the weight of an ant.

The weight of the ant is considered to be a unit to facilitate the representation of the force to be a fraction of the overall weight.

These van der Waals forces nevertheless explain how a gecko can support its own body weight on just one finger, and a single gecko hair can lift the weight of an ant.

With around 13,000 species worldwide, ranging in length from less than 1mm to 30mm, it's probable their weights vary greatly - though most experts seem to agree the average weight of an ant is less than 10mg.

The weight that can be stored in the social stomach is comparable to the weight of the ant itself [23].

Females extracted mass at the highest rate which was indicated by a steeper slope which increased linearly with the weight of the ant (Fig. 7).

Fact No. 1: The weight of the five million billion ants and the six billion humans in the world is roughly the same.

We trust that implementation of these procedures in combination with further tuning of the ACO parameters (number of ants, relative weights of the heuristic information and stochastic pheromone parameters, etc) would lead to better performances of the ACO-ME algorithm.