Примери за използване на One ant на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ooo-oooh!- One ant!
But one ant only knows of three.
It's just one ant!
Helping one ant defeat another.
It's just one ant!
And where one ant goes, others are likely to follow.
There's only one ant left.
One ant easily pulls to the nest an adult bear or a large cockroach.
Yeah, it was just one ant.
Not one ant sleeps… until we get every scrap of food… on this island!
Second ant said, there's one ant behind me.
Screeching- Not one ant sleeps… until we get every scrap of food… on this island!
The contact time of the animal with the surface during one ant step is only 7 milliseconds.
He singles out one ant he calls“Bill,” which he is especially empathetic towards.
And so what the message is,is not any message that they transmit from one ant to another, but the pattern.
When one ant finds a tasty treat, they leave a chemical trail behind them so that the others can follow.
And this little creature will sit by an ant trail patiently for hours on end simply picking off one ant at a time.
When one ant bumps into another, it sniffs with its antennae to find out if the other belongs to the same nest and where it has been working.
I don't care about the workings of the colony. Why one ant is mad at another or why one ant would kill another or not.
Finding one ant can give you the eerie inkling that there may be an entire colony somewhere inside your home, just waiting to enact a hostile takeover of your house.
They smell with their antennae, and they interact with their antennae, so when one ant touches another with its antennae, it can tell, for example, if the other ant is a nestmate and what task that other ant has been doing.
So when one ant meets another, it doesn't matter which ant it meets, and they're actually not transmitting any kind of complicated signal or message.
When they arrived in the valley of the ants, one ant said to the others," Enter your dwellings lest you be carelessly crushed by Soloman and his army.".
So when one ant meets another, or when it meets a chemical deposited on the ground by another, then it changes direction to follow in the direction of the interaction, and that's how you get the trail of ants sharing your picnic.
The overall result is that when one ant finds a good(i.e., short) path from the colony to a food source, other ants are more likely to follow that path, and positive feedback eventually leads to all the ants following a single path.
When one ant touches another, it's smelling it, and it can tell, for example, whether the other ant is a nest mate because ants cover themselves and each other, through grooming, with a layer of grease, which carries a colony-specific odor.
As I see at least one ant: I calculate their paths, the supposed place of arrival and immediately splatter on their paths and into the nest.
Thus, when one ant finds a good(short, in other words) path from the colony to a food source, other ants are more likely to follow that path, and positive feedback eventually leaves all the ants following a single path.
One mechanical ant you have to manage in this game.