Sentence examples for wild settings from inspiring English sources

All our campsites have been spacious, in lovely, wild settings, with nearby running water, a firepit and a concrete table.

Scientist at Work Roland Kays, curator of mammals at the New York State Museum, is comparing the behavior of fishers (cousins of the weasel) in urban and wild settings.

obs).. Our study combines both ecological and genetic approaches to better understand the current status of Vitis populations in wild settings in Europe.

However, the social learning mechanisms required to learn this behavior sequence are likely to be similar to those used by chimpanzees in both captive and wild settings to learn a variety of behavior patterns via observation.

I suggest, that even in some wild settings it may be possible and very rewarding to specifically observe signs of female responsiveness (or the rate of inviting copulations) when courted by (1) the social partner and (2) extra-pair males.

Moreover, it has been demonstrated that lemurs use socially aided learning in captive and wild settings (reviewed in Fichtel and Kappeler 2010; Kendal et al. 2010a; Fichtel and Kappeler 2011; Stoinski et al. 2011).

Like other model organisms, C. elegans is thus partially associated with human activity (cultivated fruits and stems, compost), but the species is also commonly found on stems and fruits in wilder settings, such as woods (Félix and Duveau, 2012).

Past studies have documented high prevalence of G. spinigerum larvae in live M. albus eels sampled from the wild, aquaculture settings, and markets in Thailand, Vietnam, and a few other Asian countries (8, 35 ).

That appears likely to change after the wild, record-setting ride that briefly sent the market spinning out of control.

Workers with the best views — of wild, forest-like settings — took an average of about fifty-seven hofrsick sick leave per year, compared with nearly sixty-eight hours for employees with no view at all.

Members of this species are distributed across the world in wild and urban settings, and include the domesticated varieties cultivated by pigeon breeders, in whose work Darwin took an intensive interest.