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Nests and nest building in birds

Current Biology, 2022
Bird nests have long attracted human interest, both as beautiful creations and as important constructions. They are important constructions because avian parents use them to protect their developing eggs and young from the dangers presented by the elements and predators.
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Regular Nests

J. Autom. Lang. Comb., 2002
A language over a finite alphabet $X$ is regular if it can be accepted by a finite automaton. It is known that the family of all regular languages $L_3$ over $X$ is closed under catenation. This paper is a study of the regular property of the catenation of two languages.
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Avian Nests and Nest-Building as Signals

Avian Biology Research, 2012
Birds may signal their condition, health or parental disposition to mates through large nests or intense or elaborate nest-building. The mass, number or elaborateness of nests may exceed their strict reproductive requirements. In several species, courtship rituals include exhibition of nesting materials to mates, and some nests are not used for ...
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A nest of Pythons

Computing in Science & Engineering, 2005
Open-source software has an important feature not found in commercial software. No, not that it works correctly (although that's certainly more likely), or that you can get your bugs fixed and not pay for the privilege. I'm referring to the fact that open-source software sometimes spawns variants. that it's easy to extend with modules written in C, C++,
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To nest communally or not to nest communally: a review of rodent communal nesting and nursing

Animal Behaviour, 2000
Communal nesting, the sharing of parental responsibilities between multiple individuals in a nest, is common in many rodents. Upon first glance, this behaviour seems to be selectively disadvantageous. Communal care not only involves energetic costs, but may also be subject to cheating behaviour.
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Nest and Home

Folia Primatologica, 1977
A nest as a rather loose construction of plant material, as it is used by most birds and some of the lowest primates, never serves as a goal of flight, very rarely as a sleeping place but mainly as a support for the offspring. A home, however, as used by many non-primate mammals and other vertebrates, is a solid construction or an excavation in a solid
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Nested Security

2015
Why does soft power conflict management meet with variable success over the course of a single mediation? In Nested Security, Erin K. Jenne asserts that international conflict management is almost never a straightforward case of success or failure. Instead, external mediators may reduce communal tensions at one point but utterly fail at another point ...
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Nested cages

ACM Transactions on Graphics, 2015
Many tasks in geometry processing and physical simulation benefit from multiresolution hierarchies. One important characteristic across a variety of applications is that coarser layers strictly encage finer layers, nesting one another.
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