| 词汇 | example_english_cage |
| 释义 | Examples of cageThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. He removed the birds from their cages before they were humanely culled. The water depth at the location was 1.5 metres and the distance between the cages was 10 metres. At this time they were divided into separate cages according to genetic line and were immediately inoculated orally. The chickens were in 2.5 m2 ground cages on litter. Collections from trap cages were at 30 min intervals. To determine the actual fertility, for several seasons newly moulted males and females were kept until their death in outside wire cages. The humidity was not appreciably higher in the cages with wet sand. Hybridization can be forced in the laboratory by caging males of one species with females of the other. Each pair was caged on a potted eggplant, as described above. Salts were placed in a container (10 cm widthr10 cm diameterr15 cm height) at the base of the cages. The flies were five days old and had been starved for 24 h before the gels were introduced in to the cages. Emerged parasitoids were provided with water and spun honey in cages (25 x 25 x 25 cm). Several cages were designated for breeding colonies and contained females and males. Two cages (one group) were observed simultaneously for 1 h after introduction of prey from behind a one-way mirror. Mature females were more flight willing when kept as adults in mixed groups with males than when caged separately. Specifically, pregnant monkeys were placed in cages in a darkened room and exposed to unpredictable loud bursts of noise. The area inside the cages, where no faeces were deposited, was used as the control. The cages are six inches long and one inch in diameter. A group consisted of two cages and thus six lizards. The cages consisted of 7 shell vials, whose bottoms had been sawed off, glued together in a circle with the seventh vial in the middle. Cage's adaptation of the idea of ordered presentation of pre-determined materials is flexible. Once captured, animals were individually housed in plastic cages and transferred to the veterinary facility. Given their larger size, the remaining three species would be restricted to opentop cages. After 7 d, the birds were placed singly in experimental cages (30 x 30 x 40 cm) and were visually isolated from each other. Animals were revived under a heat lamp and returned to home cages. On the night before experiments, chicks were moved to clear plastic cages and kept in a dark room until the time of the experiment. The cages were made light-tight by sealing all seams and doors with black electrical tape. All animals were then returned to their home cages, and allowed to recover. The signalling pathway(s) involved in surface modification were investigated using ' caged ' signalling molecules and stimulators or inhibitors of different signalling enzymes. They were reared in metal cages and on animal protein-free feed as described previously [27]. All animals were housed in plastic cages containing wood shavings. To encourage oviposition, filter paper was placed on top of moistened cotton wool in a tubular support at the base of the cages. Two different designs have been developed for the two types of ponds: sea cages and tanks. Animals were kept in individual cages throughout the experiment and given water and food ad libitum. Traps were installed overnight and captured specimens were kept in cages in humid and cold conditions. Correspondingly, sample fish were maintained in cages, artificially fed and treated with therapeutic products when necessary. All cages, food, water, and bedding were sterilized before use. The 40 cages were placed 1 m apart on a straight line parallel to, and 80 m landward from the mean low water line. However, fish seem to acclimatize to cages over a short time. No difference in larval survival was detected for caged larvae between habitats (table 1). In the laboratory, they were held individually in standard laboratory rabbit cages to which they adapted very quickly. In the case of the material of ph. dissocians kept in cages very slight colour changes took place. At the end of the experiment, the plants and the internal surface of the cages were inspected to record nymphs. After 18-21 days, the weevils were extracted from the cages using an adapted vacuum-cleaner and counted. Four control cages were also included; these contained 25 weevils m-2 with no parasitoids. After all, at the end of their show, the animals return to their cages alone and still feared. The animals after the administration of drugs were placed in separate cages. Furthermore, during the experimental period there were no significant differences in infection rates between the cages. Animals were housed individually in plastic cages and provided standard rodent chow and water ad libitum. We collected fecal samples by maintaining cats in cages. All experimental chicks were maintained in separate cages and nourished daily on processed broiled feed and clean water. In the end such artists appear no more radical than the proverbial expressionist beast caged in the white cube. The latter analysis was prompted by the finding of appreciable seed loss from cages (see below). Seven diaspores disappeared from the cages during the course of the experiment, presumably due to complete decomposition. The small seed category was also the most important fraction of the seeds produced in the cages for the wild species. The male was then removed and 21 days later the cages were examined for the presence of newborns. Under the system now in operation they are kept in individual cylindrical wire gauze cages, giving ample ventilation. Each curve is based on 200 flies pooled across two cages. 310 be improved by increasing the number of replicate cages, rather than by increasing the sizes of the samples taken from each. Rabbits were held individually in cages, and were monitored daily. Eggs were harvested from cages containing approximately 5000 adult flies, most of which were less than 10 days post-eclosion. The litters were re-examined when cages were changed, with a final examination at weaning age. The lizard cages were visually isolated from one another. Corresponding numbers of weevils were removed from the control cages and the ryegrass replaced as necessary. Interspersed between the two separations was a 4-day reunion period in which subjects were returned to their home cages. The females in the experimental (stress) group were removed from their home cages and placed in individual transport cages in a darkened room. The average relative humidity in the cages was below 20 per cent, throughout the experiment, with the exception of three days. Only aphids found within the cages were included in the analysis. During the warmer months, adult beetles are collected from naturally or artificially infested logs (see below) held in outdoor screen cages or greenhouses. Then the beetles had 3 to 5 h to mark themselves and the cages were shaken just before release. Contamination would be immediately apparent, since it would lead to invasion of the experimental cages by wild-type flies. The elephant continued to be humanized, at least in part because of the culture of putting beasts in cages. The mosquitoes were then held in cages for 6 days to allow oocysts to develop and then on the seventh day dissected for oocysts. Adult flies were kept in 30i30i30 cm population cages and fed with powdered milk, cube sugar and water. Field cages were constructed from cylindrical plastic containers 7 cm in diameter and 4n5 cm high. Protein-starved flies were kept in cages for 3 to 7 days before release. At dusk, either one or two chickens were placed in wire mesh cages inside each shed. The test nymphs were reared in groups of six confined on selected leaves of potted plants with small clip cages. In cages made of glass tubes the rough surface of the muslin plug is the most favourite place for depositing the eggs. On each occasion, the vermiculite was sieved, numbers of wandering larvae and pupae counted, and pupae transferred to emergence cages containing water and sugar. They were then transferred to individual cylindrical cages made of wire gauze and open at the bottom. In experiment 3, following the 8-arm task trials described above these animals were returned to their home cages and a dietary change was initiated. The animals were individually placed in plastic cages with perforated middle layer and had free access to water and the experimental diets. The normalised median flexion-extension after stabilization with the rectangular and the cylindrical cages were 0.438 (range 0.187 - 0.695), and 0.423 (range 0.208 - 0.631) respectively. Rectangular cages are not normally recommended for laparascopic insertion. After the final visual count, the cages were carefully emptied with a blower-vac to obtain near-total numbers of arthropods (fig. 2). Spiderlings were allocated among cages to obtain an even-sized distribution within and between cages. The cages used in the experiment were plastic bags (width 30 cm, length 50 cm), which contained many small ventilation holes. In each of the 20 willow stands, four cages containing two males and two females were placed on randomly selected willow branches. Larval performance was studied by following larvae enclosed in cages from newly moulted second instars to third instars in the field. Following the oviposition period, cages containing several thousand overwintering eggs of each population were placed in a field insectary. Thirty females were used per test, housed in releasing cages half the length of those described above. The change in temperature in the cages was due to the heat generated by the fluorescent lights. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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