… trail orientation in an undirected graph. … trail T containing e can at most be directed one way
since e is forced, so there is an orientation of T which not extend to a strong trail orientation of …

… revealed that: height, width, and orientation do influence foot trajectory over the obstacle [6], …
elevation for both lead and trail limbs. One-way repeated measure ANOVAs were completed …

… in general for orientation on scent trails. The same model also describes orientation towards
point … The fact that noise is one way for obtaining the peaked distance vs. Q-plot raises some …

… for orientation on chemical trails by … one-way analysis of variance for time taken: H=65.8,
P<0.001. These results suggest that visual cues are also used in orientation along an odour trail…

… orientation, including the information they use when planning and executing routes or
reestablishing their orientation … from the perspective of both orientation and mobility tasks. However…

… consistency in the orientation of correlated inclusion trails. The … portions of the inclusion trail
orientations in each porphyroblast … , is not consistent, with three one way and five the other. …

… Plastic collars in top entry traps and one-way doors inside entry … trail leaving the trap through
an entrance at more angles of trap orientation they also produce unproductive odour trails …

… One way to … There is evidence that trail orientation may be accompanied by guideline and
phototatic orientation. It is important for the ants to know which way they are travelling along a …

… The foraging rhythm was analyzed with a one way ANOVA and so vwas the duration of
learning trails. The effect of the independent variables V, O and D on the duration of maze-…

… formation of trails by ants and the orientation of ants on trails. … In one way or another, most
foraging ants pass back and … entirely canalized by chemical trails in their orientation are little …