swarm with something

Examples of swarming

swarming

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

On the outskirts of the bazaar, livestock dealers lead their swarming herds along narrow village paths lined by millet-stalk fences.
For the purpose of efficient searching and maximum coverage, random ad hoc swarming might not lead to optimum results.
The approaches to the south gate were swarming with people and animals who were fleeing into the fields, without any idea where.
Prior to the experiment, weevils were collected at a sawmill during swarming.
The model is split into two fundamental processes: interpretation and swarming.
A separate software module, a swarmer and interpreter, is dedicated to each process (swarming and interpretation).
In the field of robotics, recently there has been much interest in swarming technologies.
This simple algorithm allows for harmonic interaction and the results can be quite unpredictable, but emergent organisation is not produced by swarming.
A self-organising system might wish to emulate this upwards progression, and a swarming improviser using granular synthesis has the potential to do this.
The garden is swarming with bees.
A capsular polysaccharide that facilitates swarming.
This force is responsible for swarming.
In order to explain how the swarmer can do these things it is helpful to consider the swarming equations (5)-(12) in terms of a state machine.
Interesting aberrations occur in the case of a swarm believed to have been one of the earliest to migrate any considerable distance after the commencement of swarming.
The dock entrances are barred, swarming with this new infestation of the colloquially termed "secondary pickets".
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