例句與造句

1. Some of this is created by the extreme feather development.
2. Feather development should be smooth and neat without being tight.
3. This theory is contested by most other paleontologists and experts in feather development and evolution.
4. Injury or disease may change their color, including dietary deficiencies or circulatory problems during feather development.
5. However, feather development specialist Richard Prum disputed the above interpretation of the feathers in a November 2010 letter to the journal " Nature ".
6. It's difficult to find feather development in a sentence. 用feather development造句挺難的
7. The birds also showed some signs of abnormal feather development and an increased tendency to abandon nests, she said, although she stressed that more work needs to be done to be sure that PCBs were a cause.
8. The first feathers through the white down emerge when the crowned eagle chick is 40 days old, with the feathers ultimately covering the down in 76 days . After 76 days, the main feather development is in the tail or the wings.
9. The American Indian Housing Initiative unites the UW with Pennsylvania State University and the non-profit Red Feather Development Group, based in Bellevue, Wash . The undertaking is designed to address the critical housing needs of Native Americans, many of whom are homeless or live in overcrowded, substandard dwellings.
10. European starlings ( " Sturnus vulgaris " ) preferentially select and line their nests with wild carrot ( " Daucus carota " ); chicks from nests lined with this have greater levels of haemoglobin compared to those from nests which are not, although there is no difference in the weight or feather development of the chicks.
11. Among the multiple on-going public interest design programs that have emerged from this organization have been : The Design / Build Mexico Program; The American Indian Housing Initiative ( AIHI in collaboration with Red Feather Development ); Yaqui Single Mothers Housing Initiative ( Hogar del Viento ); The Ladakh Initiative ( in collaboration with ARUP and the Druk White Lotus School ); Katrina Furniture Project ( KFP ); and housing initiatives with teenage homelessness ( OutsideIn, Portland, Oregon ), Katrina Refugees ( Houston with the Harpo Foundation, Mississippi with the Gulf Coast Community Design Center ), and Latin America informal settlements with the governments of Argentina, Colombia, Haiti, Mexico and Uruguay ).