nesting造句

Sea birds were nesting there.

Markup indented based on nesting level.

They will use nesting boxes and wire tubes and woven cane nesting utensils.

Note how the structure is indented based on element nesting.

In winters, they're probably in trees, nesting together.

a walk through a marsh in winter will reveal birds' summer nesting ground nesting ground by the dozens

The weight of 3 co-nesting pigeons and non-nesting pigeons is similar, but the repayment of fodder evidently increases(P

The survey, led by the University of Exeter with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), counted nests and nesting females during three nesting seasons between 2002 and 2007.

You may have noticed that there is a conflict between the nesting of XML elements (avoiding deep nesting) and granularity considerations (using coarse granularity).

Unlike the past two seasons, this nesting season has been busy, for example.

The height of nesting of magpie was influenced by human activity to some degree.

In addition, they offer shady, leafy nesting sites in the spring and summer.

It is likely that the anteaters located the ants' nesting Chambers without the assistance of electroreceptors.

The density of Manchurian linden and the tree-crown -nesting birds shows the conspicuous negative correlation.

A leatherback turtle emerges from the surf in search of a nesting site on Trinidad's Matura Beach.

Then each time she left, he’d quietly place one piece of nesting straw over Punkinhead’s body. Just one.

The eagle of the Broken Covenant shall paint it with gold and will rejoice in her third nesting.

Simple use cases are fine, such as that shown in Listing 9, but heavy nesting may cause problems.

If there is more than one longest nesting string then any one of them can be output.

The jay shows food hoarding behavior and stored food maybe very important to nesting females as well as the survival of young.

There is evidence from dinosaur track ways, mass accumulations of certain dinosaur fossils, and nesting sitas that dinosaurs were social animals.

Nests of loosely arranged sticks, rocks, or dirt are cooler in temperature at the bottom where the egg contacts the nesting material.

Hawksbills are endangered because their beachfront nesting grounds and coral reef feeding grounds are shrinking. Humans also target the turtles for food and shell products.

The exhibition rooms are particularly important place inside the center, and the thermal environment in these rooms was stabilized by nesting them within a buffer space.

Part of the birds' recovery strategy has been to expand their nesting sites to both sides of the Mississippi delta-but now both sides are in the path of the spill.

Birds nesting on sheer cliffs, the Arctic fox waiting below to devour the birds that fall short when they try to make the long glide off those cliffs to the safety of the water.

In the third phase of the experiment a male was placed in the cage over the box where the female had once been, and the amount of aggression towards this male from the nesting male was measured.

When Leslie spotted a flock of pigeons nesting in an area of the condo that Michael said would be their master bedroom, she says, she thought her husband had lost his mind.

Then he when returns from his mission, he will stand upon his wife's back to pass the nesting material as she begins weaving them into a nest for her babies.