Příklady sparrow

• Unless otherwise specified, references simply to sparrows are to this imported variety.

• There are, however, several differences between the "begging" behavior of sparrows and humans crying.

• A 50 per cent reduction in loading would be achieved if sparrows were let in, but starlings kept out.

• Today, some two hundred million starlings and a further one hundred and fifty million sparrows live there.

• When given testosterone as adults, female canaries and white-crowned sparrows begin to sing.

• White-crowned sparrows will copy songs from a tape if exposed to these songs between about 10 and 50 days.

• Sparrow-sized buntings and redpolls, weighing 30-35 g, are the smallest and perhaps the hardiest of polar birds.

• A sparrow will not show the "begging" behavior again once adult, but humans, by contrast, retain the capacity to cry throughout their lives.

• Then the press was suddenly awash with stories about the dramatic sudden decline in sparrow numbers, from traditional urban haunts to suburbia and the countryside.

• From this perspective, the song of a sparrow will, on average, articulate a comparable message to any other sparrow, and perhaps even to other animals.

• The classic model of song learning outlined above was obviously contradicted; this song somehow got stored, in spite of its dissimilarity to white-crowned sparrow song.

• Thus, the distance between a sparrow and a kestrel is 4.

• In the same way, the (humanizing) immigrant metaphor organizes our view of the sparrow.

• The sparrow who has taken to a similar form of existence is equally despicable.

• The effects observed both in the white-crowned sparrow example and the chick example give rise to a number of questions.